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Trump to Decide on Iran Strike Within Two Weeks
The U.S. President will make a decision on a potential strike against Iran within two weeks. Moscow considers this a mistake and warns of the risk of escalating the conflict.
The U.S. President will make a decision on a potential strike against Iran within two weeks. Moscow considers this a mistake and warns of the risk of escalating the conflict.
Putin expressed readiness for talks with Ukraine after June 22, agreed with Trump’s stance on avoiding conflict, criticized Western double standards, and confirmed the transfer of Ukrainian soldiers’ bodies.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned that nuclear weapons in Iran’s hands would trigger global catastrophe. A military solution is not ruled out; all options remain on the table.
The Pentagon has raised its regional forces to combat readiness after Iran warned it would attack U.S. bases if Washington supports Israel.
The Trump administration is considering expanding immigration restrictions, including a full or partial entry ban for citizens from 36 countries, including Syria, Egypt, and Nigeria.
Donald Trump warned that the U.S. would respond harshly if Iran strikes American forces in the region. Washington is enhancing its security measures.
U.S. President Donald Trump concluded his G7 visit in Canada amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran. He urged Tehran residents to evacuate immediately.
Israeli officials stated that the Trump administration approved a strike on Iran. According to them, the U.S. president privately expressed support for Israel’s actions.
Aisultan Nazarbayev’s 2020 posts predicting Trump’s return and the fall of the U.S. are being revisited amid the country’s political crisis and growing social tension.
Protests broke out in Los Angeles following ICE raids. Trump deployed the National Guard without state approval. The city is witnessing clashes with police and migrant-led demonstrations.
A confrontation occurred at the White House between Elon Musk and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. A verbal dispute over budget disagreements escalated into a physical altercation.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the California governor could be arrested following a surge of violence in Los Angeles. The conflict stems from ICE raids and mass deportations.
In a 90-minute call, Putin expressed readiness to respond to Ukrainian attacks, while Trump urged swift action on Iran. U.S.-Russia talks continue despite rising tensions.
At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Donald Trump Jr. stated that the bitcoin rally is in its early stages and that the digital currency will continue its long-term growth.
Trump seeks a global redivision — the U.S., Russia, and China could receive their own zones of influence. This strategy is alarming U.S. allies and threatens to dismantle the existing world order.
EU foreign ministers discuss possible easing of restrictions on Damascus.
The U.S. President told European leaders that Washington will not impose conditions and that the countries must reach an agreement on their own.
US President Donald Trump announced that no ban will be imposed on protests in support of Palestine during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States. The statement was made at a joint press conference with FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
U.S. President Donald Trump demanded that Ukraine agree to negotiations. Zelensky said he is ready to personally meet with Putin in Istanbul.
Istanbul may become the venue for new peace talks. Donald Trump also joined the initiative, expressing his readiness to help end the conflict.
Israel has announced a temporary ceasefire in Gaza to secure the release of the last American hostage, Edan Alexander.
The former US president commented on Qatar's proposal to temporarily transfer a Boeing 747-8 to replace the outdated Air Force One.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a major tax relief program for Americans, including the elimination of taxes on tips, overtime, and pensions, while simultaneously increasing pressure on Iran and China.
U.S. Security Secretary Mike Waltz has left his post. Officially, his resignation is not linked to negotiations with Iran, but observers point to disagreements over nuclear policy and military strategy.
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