Trump Warns Iran ‘Can Be Taken Out’ as Tuesday Deadline Nears Amid Ongoing Talks
President says Iran could face swift military strike if no deal is reached
By Iran War • Apr 06, 2026
U.S. signals possible military action as high-stakes talks with Tehran continue
Trump Warns Iran ‘Can Be Taken Out’ as Tuesday Deadline Nears Amid Ongoing Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply escalated tensions with Iran by warning that the country “can be taken out in one night,” suggesting potential military action as early as Tuesday if no agreement is reached. According to international media reports, the United States is also actively involved in ongoing indirect talks with Tehran, even as both sides remain far apart on key demands. While Washington is pushing for immediate compliance and de-escalation, Iran has reportedly rejected ceasefire proposals and is seeking broader concessions, including sanctions relief. The situation now stands at a critical point, with diplomacy continuing behind the scenes but the threat of a major military strike looming, raising global concerns over a wider conflict and its impact on regional stability and oil markets.