“We negotiate in good faith,” Trump gives Iran deadline until tomorrow at 8:00: Otherwise, they will lose bridges and stations

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a strong new warning to Tehran, giving Iran a final deadline until tomorrow morning to take steps, otherwise there will be severe consequences.

During a press briefing, he said: “Their time runs out tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. We will wait to see how things develop. We are negotiating in good faith. If they don’t act, then they will no longer have bridges or stations.”

Although he did not go into detail, Trump also expressed a high level of frustration with the North Atlantic Alliance, saying he is “very disappointed with NATO.”

Regarding Tehran, the White House chief noted Washington’s superiority, asserting that America is “winning,” while Iran “has lost.” In this context, he announced plans to impose tariffs in the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump reiterated his unwavering stance that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons and warned that further escalation would bring catastrophic outcomes.

“It would be complete destruction, even though I don’t want to go that far. It would take them a century to rebuild their state from the ruins,” he declared in a sharp tone.