Trump's deadline nears - with little indication Iran is on board

Author: bbc.comPublished on: April 6, 2026Country: United States

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Trump's deadline nears - with little indication Iran is on board

President Donald Trump has set deadlines and issued threats regarding the joint US-Israeli war against Iran. New strikes against Iran will begin at 8:00 PM Washington time, targeting key infrastructure in the country. Iran has rejected Trump's ultimatum and presented its own demands, complicating the American president's position, who may need to extend his deadline.

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