Trump gives Iran ‘two or three days’ to agree to longer peace deal
President Trump has given Iran a limited timeframe of 'two or three days' to propose a more permanent peace deal. This decision comes after requests from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE for additional negotiation time. Despite the delay, Trump continues to exert pressure on Iran, emphasizing the need to prevent them from acquiring nuclear weapons.
- ▪Trump has delayed a planned military attack on Iran to allow for negotiations.
- ▪He stated that Iran has 'two or three days' to make a counterproposal for a peace deal.
- ▪Trump indicated that he was close to making a decision to attack before receiving requests for more time.
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President Donald Trump has provided Iran with “two or three days” to make a counterproposal for a more permanent peace deal. Trump announced on Monday that he would delay a new attack on Iran, which had been planned for Tuesday, after Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates asked for more time to negotiate with Tehran. Recommended Stories Trump says military asked him to double the size of White House ballroom Trump bullish that housing bill will make it to his desk Vance to hold White House briefing after Rubio’s performance gained rave reviews A day later, Trump, during an impromptu press conference at the White House, told reporters he had been “an hour away from making the decision to go.” “I had made the decision, so they called up,” the president said on Tuesday.
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