The latest threats come amid ratcheting tensions between the US and Iran despite second round of indirect nuclear talks.
The latest threats come amid ratcheting tensions between the US and Iran despite a second round of indirect nuclear talks.
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White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt has said Iran would be “wise” to make a deal, as the United States surges further military assets to the Middle East.
Her statement came as part of a series of veiled threats from officials under US President Donald Trump, a day after US and Iranian representatives held a second round of indirect talks this month.
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