On Friday, Donald Trump made new military threats against Iran, indicating he is contemplating a limited strike to push the nation towards accepting a nuclear deal. This comes amidst ongoing negotiations, with the Iranian regime asserting its intention to negotiate but allegedly trying to buy time. Trump’s comments were made during a meeting with governors, where he affirmed that he is considering military action if necessary.

During the meeting, a reporter directly asked Trump about the possibility of ordering limited attacks to force Iran into negotiations concerning its nuclear program. In his response, he confirmed his consideration of such actions. When later asked about his message to the Iranian people, Trump emphasized that they should seek a fair agreement, recognizing that the populace is distinct from the government. This reflects his administration's ongoing focus on obtaining a resolution to the protracted nuclear standoff with Iran.

Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, responded to Trump's threats in an interview, stating that there is no military solution to Iran’s nuclear program. He highlighted that previous American attacks on facilities in June 2025 had not succeeded in dismantling the program. Araghchi underlined that negotiations are the only viable path forward, signaling the complex diplomatic landscape that continues to unfold as tensions remain high between Iran and the United States.