Tensions between Washington and Tehran are once again at a critical flashpoint. In a high-stakes interview with CNBC, Donald Trump has made it clear that the US could resume military strikes on Iran if a ceasefire agreement is not reached before the fast-approaching deadline. Doubling down on a hardline stance, Trump openly stated, “I expect to be bombing,” framing it as a pressure tactic to push Iran toward a deal. He dismissed any possibility of extending the deadline, asserting, “I don’t want to do that,” while emphasizing that time is rapidly running out. With remarks like “we don’t have that much time” and “the military is raring to go,” the message from Washington signals urgency, preparedness and a willingness to escalate if negotiations fail. WATCH

United States and Iran deal seems to be on the brink of collapse as President Donald Trump issued a strong warning ahead of a critical ceasefire deadline. Trump said that if a deal is not reached, there could be serious consequences, as negotiations hang in the balance. The warning comes as US officials prepare for another round of talks, with uncertainty over Iran’s participation. The ceasefire window is closing fast, and both sides remain far apart on key issues.