The president told ABC News he thinks people will be watching an amazing two days ahead, suggesting a peace deal could come before the April 22 ceasefire deadline.

Donald Trump has hinted at a turning point in the Iran conflict, teasing “two amazing days ahead” amid rising uncertainty over the fragile ceasefire. In an interview with Jonathan Karl on ABC News, Trump suggested that the situation could soon reach a decisive outcome—either through a breakthrough diplomatic deal or a more forceful resolution.

Trump's war goals included putting an end to Iran's nuclear program, destroying its military capabilities and creating regime change. That hasn't happened.

President Donald Trump said talks with Iran to end the war could soon resume and end in a deal, telling the world to watch out for an "amazing two days", while US forces imposing a blockade turned back vessels leaving Iranian ports.

President Donald Trump gave these details about the successful mission to rescue a downed U.S. pilot in Iran this weekend during a White House briefing Monday afternoon: PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Nobody has the military that we have—not even close.

US Iran war LIVE updates: The United States has not formally agreed to the extension of its ceasefire with Iran, a senior official told Reuters on Wednesday, amid talks of a second round of peace talks. "There is continued engagement between the U.S. and ...

U.S. military rescued a seriously wounded F-15 crew member from deep inside Iran's mountains in what Trump called an amazing show of bravery and talent.