US President Donald Trump has delivered one of his strongest warnings yet to Iran, saying Tehran must urgently move toward a nuclear agreement with the United States as tensions continue to spiral across the West Asia. Speaking during a high-profile interview, Trump signalled that Washington’s patience with Iran is rapidly fading while concerns over Tehran’s near weapons-grade uranium stockpile continue to grow. The latest developments come as nuclear negotiations remain deadlocked, with fears mounting over the future of Iran’s atomic programme and the possibility of a wider regional conflict. Trump also hinted that Iran’s enriched uranium could eventually be secured under a future agreement, even as pressure intensifies on Tehran from multiple fronts. Meanwhile, shipping disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has added another dangerous layer to the crisis. WATCH

Iran has issued a major nuclear warning, saying it could consider enriching uranium to 90 percent — weapons-grade level — if the United States or Israel launches fresh attacks. The threat comes as the fragile US-Iran ceasefire appears increasingly unstable, with Donald Trump describing the truce as being on “massive life support” after rejecting Tehran’s latest proposal for a permanent settlement. Iran is already enriching uranium to 60 percent purity, but experts say a jump to 90 percent would place Tehran dangerously close to having material suitable for a nuclear weapon.