Trump's Iran Ultimatum: Strike or Face U.S. Strikes

0:00On April 10th, President Trump just dropped a serious ultimatum to Iran strike a deal in the next 24 hours or face fresh waves of U.S. Shrikes. He's got ships loaded with top shelf ammo and weapons, ready to go with Tox Flop. The big sticking points? Trump wants Iran to hand over its enriched uranium stockpile and fully reopen the straight of Hormuz for global shipping. Meanwhile, Iran's pushing back hard for quick sanctions relief, keeping control of the straight and cash compensation for damages. Their parliament speaker, Muhammad Bakr Khalibaf, says negotiations are rocky, with old ceasefire terms still unresolved, like a full halt to fighting. Between Israel and Lebanon, plus the U.S. releasing Iran's frozen assets. Trump's already leaning on Israel to chill out on Lebanon strikes, telling Prime Minister Netanyahu to go low-key so talks don't tank. Vice President JD Vance heads to Pakistan this weekend to huddle with the Iranian team, alongside special envoy Steve Wyckoff, but U.S. officials.

1:03Worry Israel's moves could blow up the fragile days old, Washington, Tehran, truce. Back home, a fresh poll shows Americans breathing easier. 33% call the ceasefire a solid win for the U.S. versus just 18%. Percent who see it as a loss. But surging gas prices from the straight shutdown, now averaging $4.10 a gallon, are fueling Trump's dipping approval ratings. As Vance steps into these high-stakes meets, all eyes they glued on whether Iran blings first, or if those loaded-ship sail talks hang by a thread.