Trump warns Iran of consequences without nuclear negotiations

President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran on March 28, stating that 'bad things' would occur if the country does not reach a nuclear agreement with the U.S. This statement followed Iran's response to Trump's earlier proposal for negotiations regarding its nuclear program, which Tehran insisted could not be conducted under pressure or sanctions. Trump emphasized his preference for a diplomatic resolution but indicated that failure to negotiate could lead to severe consequences for Iran. The U.S. has also been increasing its military presence in the Middle East, deploying aircraft carriers and bombers as a show of force. Iranian officials, meanwhile, maintain that their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and reject the notion of pursuing nuclear weapons. The escalating tensions highlight a complex landscape of diplomacy, sanctions, and military posturing between the two nations.