U.S. President Donald Trump announced this week he is considering a limited military strike against Iran to pressure Tehran into accepting a nuclear deal. The move comes as diplomatic efforts reach a critical phase, with Trump stating, "We're going to make a deal or get a deal one way or the other" during a White House briefing.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the proposed strike would target Iranian military or government sites initially, escalating to a broader campaign if negotiations fail. Trump emphasized that 10-15 days is his timeline for Tehran to comply, calling regime change "the best thing that could happen."
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi countered today, revealing a draft nuclear agreement could be finalized within 72 hours. However, he criticized U.S. military posturing as "unnecessary and unhealthy," asserting Iran is "ready both for war and peace." 🕊️⚔️
With global oil markets on edge and young professionals tracking geopolitical risks, analysts warn this high-stakes brinkmanship could reshape Middle East dynamics. Students and travelers are advised to monitor developments closely as deadlines loom.
