Feb 27 • 20:45 UTC 🇨🇦 Canada Global News

Trump 'not happy' with Iran nuclear talks as fears of Middle East war grow

U.S. President Donald Trump expresses dissatisfaction with ongoing Iran nuclear talks, warning of potential military action amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.

U.S. President Donald Trump has voiced his discontent regarding the ongoing negotiations concerning Iran's nuclear program, suggesting he is "not happy" with the current state of talks. This statement comes in the wake of inconclusive discussions that took place in Geneva, where U.S. envoys and Iranian representatives failed to make significant progress. Trump indicated that he would allow negotiators more time to try and reach a deal, but he remained firm on the need for Iran to agree to stringent restrictions on its nuclear capabilities. With U.S. military forces amassing in the region, the stakes are particularly high, as Trump has not ruled out military action if Iran does not comply with U.S. demands.

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