Trump warns US could attack Iran tomorrow, hints at major deal

US President Donald Trump has warned that a military strike against Iran could take place as soon as tomorrow, while leaving the door open for a major agreement that could prevent further escalation between Washington and Tehran.

Speaking about the possibility of an attack, Trump declined to disclose the timing of any potential military operation, saying he would not reveal when such action might take place.

The US president suggested that the situation could still move in either direction, with a diplomatic breakthrough remaining possible alongside the threat of military action.

Trump said his administration had handled the Iran issue very effectively but indicated that further steps might still be necessary to complete its objectives.

His remarks highlight the uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran standoff, as the prospect of renewed military confrontation continues to compete with the possibility of a negotiated settlement.

US reportedly prepares for possible attack

Meanwhile, a US publication has reported that American forces are making preparations for a potential military strike against Iran.

According to the report, the aircraft carrier USS George Washington has received supplies of weapons and missiles, potentially strengthening military readiness amid rising tensions.

The report also said the United States had reduced the number of diplomatic personnel at its missions in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Lebanon.

The reported personnel reductions come as concerns grow over the possibility that a military confrontation could affect the wider Middle East.

However, the reported preparations do not necessarily mean that an attack has been authorised or that a final decision on military action has been made.

Diplomacy or military escalation?

Trump’s latest comments leave open two sharply different possibilities: a major agreement with Iran or a new phase of military confrontation.

While the US president did not provide details about the terms of a possible deal, his remarks suggest that diplomacy has not been entirely ruled out.

The coming days could prove crucial for determining whether Washington and Tehran move towards an agreement or face another escalation.

For now, Trump’s refusal to disclose a military timetable, combined with reports of US military preparations, has added to uncertainty over the next move in the tense standoff.

Neither a confirmed attack date nor a final diplomatic agreement was announced in the reported remarks.