Trump gives Iran 10 days to agree to a nuclear deal or face consequences, as U.S. forces increase in the Middle East.

President Donald Trump has given Iran 10 days to reach a "meaningful" nuclear deal, warning of "bad things" if no agreement is reached, as the U.S. increases military presence in the Middle East. Speaking at his inaugural Board of Peace meeting, Trump emphasized the need for diplomacy but signaled readiness for further action, though specific measures were not detailed. The deadline follows heightened tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities, with the U.S. deploying warships, fighter jets, and refueling aircraft to the area. Iran has rejected negotiations beyond its nuclear program and insists on not accepting imposed demands. The situation remains fluid, with no final decision on military action yet made.