A former U.S. president has issued a stark warning to Iran’s leadership, declaring that the country could face existential consequences if it refuses to agree to a proposed peace deal with the United States. Speaking to reporters, the president framed the choice as an ultimatum, emphasizing that only a "very fair" agreement would avert an unspecified but severe outcome. The remarks came as tensions between the two nations remain a focal point in regional and international diplomacy. The full statement underscores the high-stakes nature of ongoing negotiations and the potential repercussions for Iran’s future.
President Trump threatened Thursday that Iran will cease to exist if its leaders do not sign a peace deal with the U.S. “Now I have to make a decision. They’ll either sign a very fair deal, or they won’t exist any longer,” Trump told reporters on the South Lawn en route to Oklahoma. The president...
