Donald Trump says US-Iran talks are “on the borderline” and Washington is prepared to act within days if Iran does not provide what he describes as the “right answers.” Speaking ahead of further developments, Trump indicates the United States is willing to wait for a few days to allow negotiations to reach the desired outcome, but he sets a near-term timeframe for possible action if talks fail.
Iranian officials, including the Revolutionary Guards, issue a warning in response. They state that if there is renewed aggression against Iran, the promised regional war would not be confined to the region and would extend beyond it. The statements underscore a tense standoff in which both sides link timing and outcomes of diplomacy to potential escalation.
Across the reports, the central points are that talks are ongoing under heightened uncertainty, the US signals near-term readiness to respond, and Iran frames any renewed use of force as triggering broader regional consequences.
