The U.S. has strengthened its military presence in the region and threatened military action against Iran if no nuclear deal is achieved.

Newsweek has reached out to the State Department and Iran's foreign ministry for comment. The simultaneous military buildup and diplomatic maneuvering underscore the stakes of the talks in Rome ...

The US plans to cut its troop presence ... Iran is intentionally delaying a nuclear deal with the United States and that it must abandon any drive for a nuclear weapon or face a possible military ...

Senior officials of Iran and the US held talks over Tehran's nuclear program last week. Both sides described the meeting as "constructive." The second round of talks is scheduled for Saturday.

Witkoff this week said the US seeks a full end to Iran’s nuclear program. Trump is seeking a diplomatic end to Iran’s nuclear program after previously not ruling out military strikes on ...

according to Iran's statement following exceptional discussions on Saturday, whilst US President Donald Trump warns of potential military intervention if negotiations fail. The discussions were ...

A US official called ... warning of potential military action if diplomacy failed. On Tuesday, Washington announced new sanctions targeting Iran's oil network -- a move Tehran described as "hostile" ...