Trump Threatens to Destroy Iran, Warns Iranian Delegation: ‘You Won’t Be Going Back’

Washington — United States President Donald Trump issued an extraordinarily stark warning to the Iranian delegation, threatening to obliterate Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached, and ominously telling delegates that they would not be able to return home if negotiations fail.
In a dramatic and aggressive exchange, President Trump declared, “If we don’t make a deal, I will destroy Iran — and you people won’t be going back.”
Trump further demanded that Tehran immediately halt the activities of its proxy forces in Lebanon, warning of severe consequences if Iran failed to comply. “Iran must stop its proxies in Lebanon at once, or we will respond with maximum force,” the US President stated.
The remarks came at a highly sensitive stage of ongoing US-Iran nuclear negotiations, sending shockwaves through diplomatic corridors worldwide. Analysts and foreign policy experts are warning that Trump’s aggressive posturing could seriously jeopardize the fragile diplomatic process and further escalate tensions across an already volatile Middle East.
The statement has drawn widespread international attention, with many observers describing it as one of the most direct and threatening ultimatums issued by a sitting US President to a foreign diplomatic delegation in recent memory.