Trump Ready to Resume Iran Bombardment: Stance for Upcoming Talks
US President Donald Trump has indicated a willingness to resume bombardment of Iran if upcoming talks fail to show progress. During a CNBC interview, Trump emphasized a readiness for military action, reflecting a stern approach as the ceasefire deadline looms without clarity on its extension.
US President Donald Trump has signaled his readiness to resume the bombardment of Iran if the upcoming talks fail to yield significant progress. Speaking on CNBC's 'Squawk Box,' Trump stated his preference for maintaining a firm stance going into negotiations.
Asked directly about resuming strikes, Trump expressed that he felt moving forward with military readiness was a better strategy. The military, according to Trump, is prepared to act without hesitation.
Despite discussions around a potential continuation of the ceasefire given progress in talks, Trump made clear that time is limited. The exact expiration of the ceasefire remains uncertain, with differing reports on whether it ends Tuesday or Wednesday night.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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