Trump Warns Iran of 'Last Chance' Before 'Decapitation'
President Donald Trump on Monday warned Iran that it had a “last chance” to reach a deal with the United States or face “decapitation,” as he announced new talks aimed at resolving tensions. The remarks came as part of a broader effort to address issues including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route in the Persian Gulf. Trump emphasized that the negotiations would be “not very complex” and “going to go quickly,” signaling confidence in the process (nypost.com).
The U.S. president also accused Iranian leaders of being “unbelievably duplicitous,” urging Tehran to make a deal or face “total surrender.” This latest ultimatum follows a memorandum of understanding signed in June, which Iran later denied as part of ongoing negotiations. Trump’s comments were delivered at the Oval Office, where he reiterated that the U.S. has had “many talks” with Iran and remains committed to reaching a peace deal (nbcnews.com).
The new talks are framed as a final opportunity for Iran to avoid further escalation, including potential U.S. strikes. Trump’s rhetoric has intensified in recent days, with repeated references to the Strait of Hormuz as a key leverage point. While the exact terms of the agreement remain unclear, the administration continues to push for a resolution that would ease tensions and secure strategic interests in the region (torontosun.com).
