U.S. President Donald Trump tells Iran it has a “last chance” to reach a deal with the United States, warning that failure to agree could lead to “decapitation.” Multiple reports say Trump makes the comments as he frames ongoing or recent U.S. discussions with Tehran, characterizing them as likely to proceed quickly. Reuters-based reporting and other outlets describe Trump repeating his threat and positioning the warning as part of an ultimatum to end the conflict between the two countries.
The articles also report that Trump criticizes Iran’s leadership, including language alleging duplicity, after Iran said there were no talks underway. In addition, at least one outlet reports Trump sets a target date tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, linking the timeline to a potential change in circumstances. Taken together, the coverage reflects a U.S. push for an agreement under a deadline while Trump uses escalating, military-sounding rhetoric. The reports do not provide details of specific draft terms of any proposed pact, but they consistently present Trump’s warning and the “last chance” framing as the central new element.
