U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei “should be very worried” amid renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran over upcoming nuclear negotiations and broader strategic disagreements. Trump made the remark in an interview with NBC News, signaling that if Iran fails to negotiate in a meaningful way, there could be serious consequences.

The United States has deployed additional military resources to the Middle East, and both countries have confirmed that nuclear talks will proceed in Oman, though disputes remain over the scope of discussions — the U.S. wants issues beyond just nuclear matters addressed, while Iran prefers the focus remain solely on its nuclear program.

Trump also warned that Iran had considered restarting its nuclear activities at alternate locations and said there would be negative outcomes if that plan continued, as regional actors seek to mediate and prevent escalation.

Source: CNN (rephrased & summarised)

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