Iran issues warning on new military fronts amid US deadline

US President Donald Trump has given Iranian leaders a deadline of two to three days to reach a deal with Washington, amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.

Iranian officials have stated that they will learn from past military conflicts and take necessary precautions in any future negotiations. The country’s stance on the matter remains unchanged.

Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance has reported that both sides have made significant progress in talks aimed at ending the conflict that has led to a global energy crisis.

Separately, Chinese President Xi Jinping is hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin for discussions focused on energy and weapons agreements. The meetings are taking place against the backdrop of ongoing conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.

Details of the Iranian-US negotiations remain scarce, but officials from both sides have expressed optimism about reaching an agreement. The talks come as tensions between the two nations continue to escalate.

The global energy crisis triggered by the conflict has significant implications for international relations and economic stability. As the situation unfolds, further updates will be provided.

Source: Al Jazeera