Trump issues deadline for Iran nuclear deal as military tensions rise

Trump has given Iran a deadline of 10 to 15 days to reach a new nuclear agreement, warning that 'bad things will happen' if no deal is made. The U.S. has moved a second aircraft carrier toward the Middle East, and reports indicate Trump is considering a limited military strike to pressure Iran into accepting a deal.

Iran has denied U.S. claims about its nuclear and missile programs, insisting its nuclear work is peaceful. Tehran has told the United Nations it will respond 'decisively' to any U.S. attack. Satellite images show Iran sealing off its main nuclear site at Natanz, while its top diplomat travels to Geneva for talks.

The situation has created a tense standoff, with Trump stating the world will see in the next 10 days whether there is peace or war. Talks between the U.S. and Iran are ongoing in Geneva as the deadline approaches.