U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that he will make a decision on whether to launch an attack on Iran within the next ten days. During his announcement, Trump mentioned that the United States might take a step further against Iran, yet he left the option open for potential negotiations. He indicated that an agreement with Tehran could be reached soon, allowing time for diplomatic avenues to be explored before any military action is undertaken.

Trump asserted the need for Iran to cease its activities that threaten the stability of the region, emphasizing that a nuclear deal is critical. He warned of severe repercussions if diplomatic efforts fail and the Iranian nuclear program persists. This comes amid heightened tensions, with the U.S. amplifying its military presence in the region by deploying two aircraft carrier strike groups to bolster pressure on Tehran. These actions highlight the escalating conflict between the two nations.

The administration has been vocal about its goal to severely limit Iran's nuclear program, asserting that good discussions have taken place, including talks in Geneva earlier this week. Nonetheless, he reiterated the urgency in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. While Iran denies any intention of developing nuclear weapons, the U.S. remains firm in its resolve to negotiate or act against perceived threats from Iran, which could have far-reaching consequences for regional and global stability.