President Donald Trump has reassured that he won’t escalate the war with Iran to a nuclear conflict. However, he warned Tehran that the opportunity for a peace agreement with Washington is quickly running out. This came after explosions in Tehran were reported by Iranian media, marking the first incident since the US-Iran ceasefire.
Explosion Sparks Tension After Ceasefire
The cause of the explosions remains unclear. Meanwhile, Israeli sources told AFP that Israel is not currently engaging in any attacks on Iran.
Trump Rejects Nuclear Option Despite Rising Tensions
Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump confirmed that there are no plans to deploy nuclear weapons. However, he stressed that Iran has already been “completely destroyed” through conventional means. Trump emphasized, “Why would I use nuclear weapons? We have already fully destroyed them without nuclear weapons.” He further added, “No one should have the permission to use nuclear weapons.”
Trump Orders Destruction of Iranian Naval Mines
Additionally, Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to destroy any Iranian vessel caught laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. He posted on his Truth Social platform, stating, “Time for Iran to make a deal is quickly running out. I have all the time in the world, but Iran does not.”
Trump Pushes for Stronger Measures Against Iran
Trump highlighted that Iran’s military has been destroyed and their leaders are no longer aligned with Washington. He added that the blockade on Iran is now “completely strict and strong.” As tensions continue to mount, he warned that the situation would worsen further.
Suspense Remains Over Next Round of Talks
The ongoing standoff between the U.S. and Iran remains unresolved. Both nations’ attention is now focused on the Hormuz Strait. The second round of talks, which may take place in Pakistan, is still shrouded in uncertainty.
