Trump declared a "very bad day" for Iran in case of rejection of the deal

If Iran does not make a deal with the United States, it will have a "very bad day." This was announced on February 23 by the American leader Donald Trump.

"If we don't make a deal, it will be a very bad day for this country (Iran. — Ed.) and, unfortunately, for her people," the US president wrote on Truth Social.

Persian rupture: how the United States and Iran approach the conflict

The Americans have formed a record-breaking group since the invasion of Iraq, and Tehran has the potential to retaliate.

Trump said on February 20 that Iran should have made a deal with the United States. The Wall Street Journal newspaper reported a day earlier that the American leader was considering a limited strike on Iran in order to force Tehran to agree to more favorable terms of the nuclear deal for Washington, while avoiding a full-scale military conflict.

On February 19, Trump announced his readiness to give Iran 15 days to conclude a deal with the United States. According to him, 10-15 days is the maximum for reaching certain agreements.

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