Trump warns ‘clock is ticking’ for Iran to secure peace deal | First Thing
Summary
President Donald Trump expressed urgency for Iran to make progress on a peace deal, warning time is running out. He plans to meet with his national security team to discuss next steps and has talked with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid concerns about possible renewed conflict with Iran.Key Facts
- President Trump said on social media that Iran must act quickly to secure a peace deal or risk severe consequences.
- Trump will meet with his national security team soon to discuss the situation with Iran.
- He spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu before a security meeting focused on Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza.
- Israel fears fighting with Iran could resume if no compromise is reached.
- The United Arab Emirates blamed a recent fire near its nuclear plant on a drone linked to Iran or its allies, calling it a dangerous escalation.
- In domestic politics, Trump criticized Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, who opposes Trump’s agenda and faces a tough primary battle.
- Workers renovating the Washington DC reflecting pool ordered by Trump are working quickly to finish before July 4, raising union safety concerns.
- ICE arrested Christian Cerna for allegedly punching an officer during a protest; his arrest was filmed and shared publicly by ICE.
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