Trump threatens 'very bad day' for Iran if no deal

February 25, 2026

TL;DR

Donald Trump threatened Iran with military action if it doesn't agree to a nuclear deal.
Trump refuted reports that General Daniel Caine opposed a campaign against Tehran, claiming Caine believed it would be "easily won."
Trump stated he would prefer a deal but warned of severe consequences for Iran if one is not reached.
General Caine reportedly cautioned against another operation due to concerns about casualties, depleted air defenses, and overstretched forces.
Trump had previously set a 15-day deadline for Iran to agree to a deal, threatening military action if it failed to dismantle its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
The US has deployed additional military assets to the Middle East.
Indirect US-Iran nuclear talks, mediated by Oman, resumed this month, with a third round scheduled.
Iran's Foreign Minister stated that Tehran's nuclear program is peaceful, zero enrichment is unacceptable, and its missile program is a "red line."
An Iranian parliamentary committee spokesperson warned that upcoming negotiations will determine whether US soldiers face consequences or return home.

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