Iran President Says US Must Act to End War as Trump Threatens Annihilation

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US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning on Tuesday, stating he could 'annihilate' Iran if a deal to end the ongoing conflict is not reached. However, Trump also indicated that an agreement could be close, suggesting a dual track of pressure and diplomacy. In response, Iranian President signaled that Iran does not wish to continue the war, placing the responsibility for ending the conflict on the United States. The exchange highlights escalating tensions alongside tentative openings for a potential resolution between the two nations.

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