Trump Says Iran Strike Could Come ‘Tomorrow,’ Leaves Door Open to Deal

US President Donald Trump raised the possibility of a military attack on Iran early Sunday, saying it could happen “tomorrow” while leaving open the prospect of an agreement with Tehran.

His remarks paired the threat of military action with an indication that a diplomatic outcome remained possible.

Trump did not present an attack as a certainty. His reference to “tomorrow” suggested a potentially imminent move rather than a confirmed timetable.

The comments left both options on the table: a possible US strike against Iran or an agreement with Tehran.