US President Donald Trump says Iran must reach a deal within the next 60 days. In comments reported by multiple Australian outlets, Trump warns that if Iran does not agree to an arrangement by that deadline, the United States will take unspecified steps, saying it will “do things that won’t make them happy.”
The reports present the same core message: Trump frames the 60-day period as a clear timeline for diplomacy and sets consequences for Iran if no deal is reached. The outlets do not provide detailed information on what specific actions the US would take, nor do they outline the terms of any proposed deal.
Across the sources, the emphasis is on Trump’s direct demand and the stated deadline. The reports also reflect the conditional nature of the warning, linking US action to whether Iran chooses to negotiate and reach an agreement within the timeframe.
