Trump Gives 5-Day Window for Iran Deal

Major developments are unfolding as tensions with Iran shift toward a critical diplomatic window following recent U.S. threats of military action.

Speaking at an event in Memphis, Donald Trump said the United States was prepared to strike Iran’s power plants but is now holding off to allow time for negotiations.

Trump announced a five-day pause on planned strikes, expressing optimism that ongoing discussions could lead to a deal. He said there is a “very good chance” an agreement will be reached, potentially avoiding further escalation in the region.

The president emphasized that the goal is a resolution that benefits all parties, including U.S. allies in the Middle East. He specifically highlighted Israel as a key partner, praising its role and cooperation throughout the conflict.

While military options remain on the table, the administration is now prioritizing diplomacy, with the next several days seen as a pivotal window that could determine whether tensions ease or move back toward confrontation.

The situation remains fluid, with the outcome of negotiations expected to shape the next phase of U.S. involvement in the region.