Trump Warns Of 'Bad Things' If No Iran Deal Reached As Venue Moves To Oman

Trump warned Iran of "bad things" if a deal couldn't be reached, implying military action. He stated ships were heading towards Iran while talks were ongoing. Negotiations are slated to resume between the US and Iran, potentially in Oman instead of Istanbul. Iran wants the talks to be bilateral with the US, focusing solely on the nuclear issue. The US agreed to Oman as the venue, which Iran requested. A major point of contention is Iran's refusal to discuss its ballistic missiles. Trump referenced a past military operation, indicating a willingness to use force. Iran has warned of a strong retaliation, including targeting Tel Aviv if attacked. Indirect talks are planned, with the Qatari PM and possibly Jared Kushner attending. Israel is pushing for regime change, though the White House is reportedly hesitant.