US President Donald Trump says a deal with Iran is “very possible,” while warning the United States could resume and intensify military action if negotiations fail. Multiple reports say Trump links diplomatic efforts to a threat of renewed bombardment, including a possible return to bombing if talks do not produce an agreement. The comments come as a ceasefire is described as fragile in some coverage, with references to it being under strain. Sources also report that Iran has not yet responded to a new US proposal. Iran’s chief negotiator and other Iranian officials characterize US demands as aiming to force Iran to “surrender,” and reject Washington’s terms as unreasonable. Coverage also notes that Trump describes previous deal efforts as potentially achievable again, despite prior setbacks and changes in Iran’s position. Meanwhile, reporting describes ongoing tensions between the two sides and highlights uncertainty about whether a diplomatic breakthrough can be reached before military pressure escalates further.