"If There's No Deal, Fighting Resumes" — Trump Issues Ceasefire Warning While Claiming Iran Agreed to Give Up Nuclear Dust

President Trump just drew the clearest line yet on where the Iran ceasefire stands — and what happens if talks collapse.Asked directly whether he would extend the ceasefire or allow fighting to resume, Trump did not hedge. "If there's no deal, fighting resumes." Four words. No qualifications. No diplomatic softening. The message to Tehran — and to the world — was unmistakable. The clock is ticking, the window is open, and if Iran does not deliver a deal before it closes, the military campaign picks up where it left off.On the substance of the negotiations, Trump painted an optimistic picture. He said Iran has agreed — and agreed "very powerfully" — to abandon its nuclear weapons program. He went further, claiming Iran has agreed to surrender what he described as "nuclear dust" buried deep underground as a result of U.S. B-2 bomber strikes during the conflict. The detail is significant — it suggests the talks have moved beyond broad commitments into specific, verifiable concessions about what remains of Iran's nuclear infrastructure after the military campaign.On gas prices — a pressure point for the administration domestically — Trump pushed back hard. He argued prices have come down substantially over the last three to four days, and framed the earlier spike as the acceptable cost of a mission that eliminated the threat of Iranian nuclear weapons. He pointed to a rising stock market as evidence that the broader economy is performing well, and expressed confidence that the outcome of the Iran talks will ultimately be a positive one.What makes this moment especially significant is the combination of warning and optimism Trump is projecting simultaneously — a ceasefire deadline with teeth, and a deal he says is closer than it has ever been. In this video, we cover: Trump's warning that fighting will resume if no Iran deal is reached before the ceasefire expires His claim that Iran has agreed to give up its nuclear weapons program and surrender nuclear dust The role of U.S. B-2 bombers in destroying Iran's underground nuclear infrastructure Trump's defense of gas prices and his optimism about the economic outlook What the next few days could mean for the ceasefire, the talks, and the broader Iran conflict Stay updated on Donald Trump, Iran ceasefire, Iran nuclear deal, gas prices, U.S.-Iran negotiations, Islamabad talks, and the latest breaking geopolitical news .#Trump #IranCeasefire #IranDeal #NuclearDeal #GasPrices #TrumpIran #BreakingNews #USPolitics #IranWar #CeasefireExpires #NuclearDust #B2Bombers #TrumpWarning