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A deal… or destruction. Donald Trump delivers a chilling ultimatum as US–Iran tensions reach a critical point. While signaling progress in talks and hinting at a possible ceasefire, Trump warns of massive strikes if negotiations fail. From oil wells to power plants and vital infrastructure, nothing is off the table. With the Strait of Hormuz at the center, the stakes couldn’t be higher. A breakthrough may be near—but so is the risk of full-scale escalation.





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00:00Sir, could you first see a deal in Iran this upcoming week?
00:02I do see a deal in Iran, yeah.
00:05Mr. President...
00:05Could be soon.
00:18Sir, could you first see a deal in Iran this upcoming week?
00:21I do see a deal in Iran, yeah.
00:23Mr. President...
00:24Could be soon.
00:25A deal, or destruction.
00:26That's the message from Donald Trump, as the U.S. signals possible movement toward a ceasefire with Iran.
00:34But even as talks progress, the warning is unmistakable.
00:38Agree, or face total devastation.
00:42From oil wells, to power plants, to critical infrastructure, the stakes have never been higher.
00:48Trump, in his Truth Social post, claimed the U.S. is in serious discussions
00:53with what he called a new, more reasonable Iranian side.
00:58He says progress has been made, and a deal could come soon.
01:02Even suggesting Tehran has already responded to most of Washington's demands.
01:08Sir, could you first see a deal in Iran this upcoming week?
01:11I do see a deal in Iran, yeah.
01:13Mr. President...
01:14Could be soon.
01:15You hit off of that 15-point plan to Iran.
01:18Did they ever come back...
01:19Yeah, they came back on the 15-point plan.
01:21They gave us most of the points.
01:24Why wouldn't they?
01:25If you make it sound like they've made some concessions, can you identify those?
01:30Well, they're agreeing with us on the plan.
01:32I mean, we asked for 15 things, and for the most part, we're going to be asking for a couple
01:36of other things.
01:38And just to prove that they're serious, they gave us all these votes.
01:41When I talked about four days ago, a present, I said they gave me a present, but I didn't think
01:46I was at liberty to say what it was.
01:48What it was was eight plus two.
01:51It's ten massive boatloads of oil.
01:54And today they gave us another present.
01:56They gave us 20 boatloads of oil.
01:58That starts being shipped tomorrow.
02:00We're having very good meetings, both directly and indirectly, and I think we're getting a lot of very important points.
02:05But then came the if.
02:08If a deal is not reached.
02:10If the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened, Trump says the U.S. will respond with overwhelming force.
02:18Electric plants destroyed.
02:20Oil wells wiped out.
02:22Key infrastructure targeted.
02:24A threat of escalation on a massive scale.
02:28At the center of it all, the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical oil routes.
02:34Disruptions here have already shaken global markets.
02:37For Washington, reopening the Strait is non-negotiable, and it may be the key condition for any ceasefire deal.
02:45Behind the scenes, diplomacy is accelerating.
02:49Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt now stepping in, calling for an immediate ceasefire.
02:56Warning of deeper instability if the war continues.
02:59Pakistan, in particular, emerging as a key mediator, a possible venue for talks between Washington and Iran.
03:07Iran, but the path forward remains uncertain.
03:11Publicly, Iran denies direct negotiations.
03:14Privately, messages are being exchanged.
03:17Both sides testing limits.
03:19Both sides holding ground.
03:21A fragile moment balanced between deal and disaster.
03:25A possible breakthrough.
03:27A looming threat.
03:28And one critical if that could decide the next phase of this war.
03:33Deal or escalation.
03:35The clock is ticking.
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