Trump Says Iran More Aggressive in Nuclear Talks Ahead of June Oman Meeting

President Donald Trump has expressed increased concern over Iran's nuclear negotiations, describing Tehran as "much more aggressive" and surprised by their tougher stance in talks. He emphasized that the U.S. will not allow Iran to enrich uranium, warning that failure to reach a deal could lead to severe consequences, including military action, though he prefers economic pressure over bombing. Iran insists its nuclear program, including uranium enrichment, is for peaceful purposes and will not give up this capability. The two countries are preparing for a sixth round of indirect talks mediated by Oman, with the U.S. awaiting Iran's formal counter-proposal. Meanwhile, Iran has threatened retaliatory strikes on Israeli nuclear facilities if attacked, escalating regional tensions. Senior U.S. officials note Iran is dragging negotiations without making concrete progress, raising concerns about the future of the talks.