President Donald Trump issued a warning to Iran, urging them to agree to a nuclear deal before Israeli attacks intensify. Trump's statement came after Israel launched strikes targeting Iran's nuclear program and military leaders. Despite Trump's efforts to push for diplomacy, Iranian leaders failed to act, leading to severe consequences.

Trump emphasized that he provided numerous opportunities for Iran to make a deal but they were unable to do so. He expressed concern over the escalating violence and destruction, urging Iran to come to the negotiating table before it's too late.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that the US was not involved in the Israeli strikes against Iran, emphasizing the protection of American forces in the region as a top priority.

The Trump administration is still hopeful for a sixth round of nuclear deal talks with Iran, although the likelihood of the talks taking place as scheduled remains uncertain.

Despite ongoing discussions between Iran and the US, significant challenges persist, particularly regarding Iran's stance on nuclear enrichment. Trump's recent comments reflect a growing skepticism about the prospects of reaching a new agreement with Iran.

Trump's warning of a potential 'massive conflict' in the Middle East raised concerns among US officials, especially in light of Iran's announcement to increase its nuclear activities.

The US has been closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East, conducting emergency action assessments at embassies in the region to assess the threat level.

Trump reiterated his preference for a diplomatic resolution to the Iran nuclear issue, emphasizing the importance of reaching an agreement to avoid further escalation of tensions in the region.