Donald Trump And Senior U.S. Officials Have Warned That Military Action Remains

Donald Trump and senior U.S. officials have warned that military action remains a possibility if diplomatic efforts fail, saying “option B” a return to combat operations is still under consideration amid fragile negotiations with Iran. U.S. and Iranian negotiators are discussing a tentative framework that could extend the current ceasefire for 60 days while broader talks continue over Iran’s nuclear programme and regional security issues. However, officials on both sides say no final agreement has yet been approved.The warning comes after renewed tensions in the Middle East, including reports of fresh strikes and accusations by both Washington and Tehran that the other side violated the ceasefire. Iranian state media also published details of what it described as an unofficial draft agreement, though the White House dismissed the reported document as “a complete fabrication.U.S. officials say diplomacy remains the preferred route, but they stressed that military options remain available if negotiations collapse or if attacks on American interests continue. Trump has repeatedly said the U.S. is prepared to act decisively if Iran moves closer to developing nuclear weapons or threatens regional allies.The developments follow months of escalating confrontation between the U.S., Israel and Iran, including military strikes, attacks on regional bases and growing fears of a wider conflict across the Middle East.