US President Donald Trump threatened Iran on Sunday that if Tehran does not agree to its nuclear program with Washington, it will face bombing and more sanctions.
In a telephonic interview to NBC News, Trump said US and Iranian officials were talking, but they did not provide details.
Trump said, “If they do not make a deal, there will be a bombing, but it is also likely that if they do not make a contract, I will impose the same secondary sanctions on them four years ago.”
In his first presidency (2017-2021), Trump separated the United States from a 2015 nuclear deal.
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Under the agreement, Iran’s nuclear program was strictly imposed, while in return Iran was eased economic sanctions.
Trump re -imposed tight US sanctions, since then Iran crossed the boundaries of the agreement in the uranium enrichment process.
So far, Tehran has rejected Trump’s warning to make a contract otherwise the military will suffer the consequences.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Iraqi reported on Thursday that Iran had sent a response to Trump’s letter through Oman, in which he urged Tehran to make a new nuclear deal.
Western powers accuse Iran of secretly working on the agenda of nuclear weapons and is enriching the highest level of uranium for the nuclear energy program.
However, Tehran says its nuclear program is fully peaceful and to generate energy.
