Trump Warns Iran: No Turning Back

0:00It's March 26th. From your city to your ears, this is Dallas News today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. President Trump used his truth social platform to warn Iranian leaders to negotiate a deal fast, saying there will be no turning back once things. Escalay further. He described the negotiators as, strange and desperate after major military losses, following his recent claim that an agreement was close. But Iran rejected the United States' 15-point ceasefire proposal. The plan calls for sanctions relief in exchange for curbing Iran's nuclear program, missile limits, and reopening the straight-of-war moves for global oil, shipments. Meanwhile, Iran launched missiles at Israel and shared its own counter-proposals, showing the two sides remained far apart. The conflict has already taken a heavy toll, with more than 1,900 deaths in Iran, nearly 1,111 in Lebanon. Dozens more across Israel and the region, and 13 United States military members killed.

1:02Millions of people in Lebanon and Iran have been forced from their homes. Pakistan's top diplomat confirmed, indirect talks are underway through their channels, with Egypt and Turkey also pitching in to relay messages. All prices sit around $100 per barrel for Brent Crude, down from a recent peak near 120, but still up 35 percent. Since the war began, driving up costs for food, mortgages, and car loans. As Iran allows limited ships through the strait, while blocking those tied to the United States or Israel, these fragile talks offer a slim chance too. We escalate before the fighting worsens.