Trump to Iran: Sign a Deal or Face ‘Serious Consequences’
At a glance
- President Trump says Iran tensions will 'end very soon'.
- He issued an ultimatum: sign a deal with the US or face 'serious consequences'.
- Trump also predicted oil prices will fall once the Iran issue is resolved.
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Tensions between the US and Iran have been high, with US President Donald Trump previously indicating that renewed military action, including heavy bombing, was possible after the November elections. The president had also threatened "severe action" if a link was proven between Iran and a co-pilot in an airline incident. The geopolitical uncertainty has impacted global markets, causing a rise in oil prices and a fall in Asian stock markets.
Latest development
US President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to Iran, stating that the current tensions will "end very soon." He said Tehran must either sign a "final agreement" with the United States or its "existence will be no more."
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US President Donald Trump has stated that the current tensions with Iran will "end very soon," presenting Tehran with an ultimatum. He said Iran must either sign a "final agreement" with the United States or its "existence will be no more."
President Trump also predicted that oil prices would fall as soon as the issue with Iran is resolved.
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