Trump Says Iran Strike Could Come ‘Tomorrow’ but Deal Still Possible

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 put the threat of military action alongside the possibility of a negotiated outcome, without presenting a strike as a settled decision.
The reference to “tomorrow” suggested that action could come soon, though it did not amount to a confirmed timetable for an attack.
Trump also kept the door open to a deal with Iran, leaving diplomacy as a possible alternative to military confrontation.
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