Trump Demands Iran Abandon Nuclear Program Amid Possible Military Action

President Donald Trump has reiterated that Iran must abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons, warning of a potential military strike on Tehran's nuclear facilities if it fails to do so. Following 'positive' talks in Oman, Trump emphasized that Iran is 'fairly close' to developing a nuclear weapon and urged for swift action to avoid severe consequences. He confirmed that military options remain on the table, stating, 'Of course it does,' when asked about the possibility of attacking Iran. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the U.S. and Israel are preparing for a potential bombing of Iran's nuclear sites, viewing Trump's presidency as an optimal time for such action. The ongoing discussions aim to establish a new nuclear agreement after the U.S. withdrawal from the previous deal in 2018, which Iran subsequently disregarded. As tensions rise, the White House is reportedly weighing both engagement and military readiness in its strategy towards Iran.