US President Donald Trump announced that within ten days, the possibility of reaching an agreement with Iran will be determined. Speaking at the inaugural meeting of his peace council, Trump highlighted that his administration has engaged in positive conversations with Iranian officials. However, he acknowledged the historical difficulties in crafting a significant agreement with Iran, emphasizing the need for a meaningful deal to avoid negative consequences.

Reports from US media indicate that American military forces are poised to potentially strike Iran this coming weekend if an agreement is not reached. This statement follows a string of threats made by Trump against Iran, which began in January after Iran's security forces killed thousands during protests against the Iranian government. The situation is exacerbated by Trump’s pressure on Iran to comply with a nuclear agreement, while Iran has indicated it might retaliate against the US if hostilities escalate.

The upcoming days are critical for US-Iran relations, as the world watches to see if diplomatic solutions can be realized or if military action will unfold. The implications of Trump's statements and the military readiness reflect an increasingly volatile atmosphere in the region, setting the stage for a pivotal moment in international diplomacy regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and regional security.