Trump Takes Hard Line Against Iran: 'Last Chance for Diplomacy'

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump made a major announcement on Sunday, taking a hard line amid tensions with Iran. Trump said his representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will arrive in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Monday night to discuss a ceasefire with Iran. Trump warned Iran in clear terms that if it does not accept this "reasonable deal," Iran's power plants, bridges, and power plants will be destroyed. This is Iran's last chance for diplomacy: In a conversation with Fox News, Trump said that Iran has a last chance to make a deal. He vowed not to make the same mistake as former President Obama, saying that the entire country will be blown up if Iran does not sign. According to Trump, most issues such as not possessing nuclear weapons have already been agreed to, only signing paperwork to open the "Strait of Hosea" in exchange for a ceasefire.