Trump claims a deal with Iran might be reached by Monday and threatens to attack power stations if Hormuz is not closed.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran was negotiating and that a deal may be reached by Monday.

In the meantime, Donald Trump warned Iran once more that Tuesday will be a day of attacks on the nation’s bridges and power facilities.

Trump cautioned Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or “face a hell-like situation” in a statement shared on his social media platform, Truth Social.

He asserted that simultaneous coordinated attacks on Iran’s vital infrastructure would take place.

The comments come after Trump’s earlier declaration that Iran had only 48 hours to make a deal and that failure to do so would have dire repercussions.

In recent days, Trump has made numerous threats against Iran.He had previously warned that Iran might be sent “back to the Stone Age” if an agreement could not be reached.

There is still a great deal of tension between the US and Iran, and there are concerns that things could get worse.

In the meantime, nations like Pakistan are keeping up diplomatic attempts to lower tensions and encourage a ceasefire.

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The Revolutionary Guards had already claimed that during the US search for a stranded airman in Iran, multiple aircraft were destroyed.The organization stated, “Enemy aircraft were destroyed during a joint operation (Aerospace, Ground Force, Popular Units, Basij, and Police command),” following the announcement by Iran’s police command that an American C-130 aircraft had been shot down south of Isfahan.

Two Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 military transport plane were among the downed aircraft, according to the spokesperson for Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, the unified leadership of the Iranian armed forces.

Additionally, the Iranian army claimed to have shot down an Israeli drone in the same province.

A crisis for President Donald Trump as he considers intensifying the conflict, which is currently in its sixth week, was resolved on Sunday when US forces rescued a “airman behind enemy lines after Iran downed its fighter jet,” according to sources.

According to a US official who spoke to Reuters, the weapons-systems officer aboard the downed F-15 was the airman who was saved by special operations forces and whom Trump claimed to be a colonel.In a statement, Trump said, “Over the past several hours, the United States Military pulled off one of the most daring Search and Rescue Operations in US History.” The airman was hurt, but “he will be just fine.”