Trump Warns Iran: Accept the Deal or Face Total Destruction

Trump Warns Iran: Accept the Deal or Face Total Destruction

US President Donald Trump issued one of his most severe warnings yet
to Iran, threatening to destroy all power plants and bridges in the
country if Tehran refuses to accept Washington’s proposed nuclear deal.

Trump confirmed that American representatives would travel to Islamabad,
Pakistan, for negotiations, insisting that the United States is offering
Iran a “fair and acceptable” agreement. “If they don’t accept, we will
destroy every power plant and bridge — complete demolition,” Trump warned.

The US president added that Iran would be “forced to surrender quickly
and easily,” stating it is “time to end the Iranian killing machine.”

Trump also accused Iran of firing in the Strait of Hormuz, calling it
a “complete violation of the ceasefire agreement,” and warned that Iran
is losing $500 million per day due to the Strait’s closure, while the
US loses nothing.

“There are two ways — the easy way or the hard way,” Trump said,
leaving the door open for diplomacy while maintaining maximum pressure.

Iran’s military commanders dismissed Trump’s threats as “baseless,”
while legal experts warned that targeting civilian infrastructure such
as power plants could constitute a war crime under international law.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is playing a key mediating
role, inviting both sides to continue talks in Islamabad in hopes of
reaching a lasting peace agreement.