War on Iran: Trump says Iran has one ‘last chance’

What the report says

Al Jazeera reports that US President Donald Trump said Iran has “one last chance” to reach a deal, while Tehran is described as showing little urgency to accept the offer. The update frames the comment as part of the ongoing “War on Iran” coverage and signals continued high tensions between Washington and Tehran.

According to the broadcaster, Iran is instead focusing on talks with Oman about dividing shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait is a strategically important waterway linking Gulf energy producers to global markets, so any discussion about traffic there carries wider implications for trade and regional security.

The report is brief and does not give details on what terms are being discussed, whether any formal negotiations are underway, or how the Iranian side has responded beyond the sense that it is not hurrying to engage on Trump’s timeline. It also does not specify any deadline, but the wording suggests the US administration is pressing for a deal soon.

In broader context, the Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most sensitive chokepoints, and any shift in shipping arrangements would be closely watched by governments and energy markets. Al Jazeera’s item presents the latest political messaging amid that wider strategic standoff.