US President Donald Trump warns Iran that time is running out to reach . 48 hours. That’s how much time you have to bring positions closer and open the strait.
In a message posted on Truth Socialthe American leader has warned that if he does not give in, the situation will be catastrophic for Iran. “Do you remember when I gave Iran ten days for him to reach an agreement or open the Strait of Hormuz?”, he questioned.
But Trump has warned: “Time is running out: 48 hours before hell takes over. “Glory to God!” he assured, in a brief message in which he starts the counter until the conflict increases if there is no agreement.
The threat from the president of the United States appears in the same week in which Iran has ruled out agreeing on a provisional ceasefire with the United States, although its authorities have clarified that they would be willing to negotiate an end.definitive and lasting“, in the words this Saturday of his Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi.
The bombings do not stop
Trump’s message also comes hours after attacks have been reported from both sides. The Iranian authorities have denounced this Saturday that American and Israeli planes have attacked the vicinity of the Bushehr nuclear plant, in a bombing that has resulted in one death.
“Due to the blast wave and shrapnel from this attack, one of the outbuildings of the power station was damaged and, unfortunately, one of the employees of the plant’s physical security department died instantly“, a worker at the facility told the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
He has never rejected peace talks
The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, assured this Saturday that his country has never rejected possible peace talks with the United States on Pakistani soil and that any information about a refusal from his country is nothing more than an adulteration of the reality disseminated by the American media.
Iranian media suggested on Friday that these talks were going to deal with a possible 48-hour ceasefire while the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmail Baqaei, denounced a series of “irrational demands” by the North American side.
However, Araqchi has refused to speak of an explicit rejection by his country. “Iran’s position is being misrepresented by the US media. “We are deeply grateful to Pakistan for its efforts and we have never refused to go to Islamabad,” the Foreign Minister said.
Araqchi has reiterated that, instead of temporary cessations of hostilities, “what matters to us are the terms for a definitive end and lasting to the illegal war that is imposed on us“. Araqchi’s Pakistani counterpart, Ishaq Dar, responded to the Iranian Foreign Minister’s message with words of praise: “I sincerely appreciate your clarification, my dear brother.”
