Iran ili kosaina deal Trump wauza kuti mukachita Chibwana tikupherani komkuno simukafika kwanu

According to multiple reports, the Iranian delegation temporarily walked out of the Switzerland talks after President Donald Trump made new public threats against Iran during the negotiations. The main message that reportedly angered the Iranian side was Trump's warning that the U.S. would "hit Iran very hard again" if Tehran failed to control Hezbollah and other allied groups in Lebanon. Trump also issued other strong warnings, including: That Iran could face severe military retaliation if it continued actions the U.S. considered provocative. A warning over the Strait of Hormuz, saying in one statement: "You close it, and you won't have a country." Reports also quoted Trump as saying Iranian negotiators might not "make it back" to Iran if tensions escalated further. After about 80 minutes of talks, the Iranian delegation left the meeting room in protest, saying such threats were inconsistent with good-faith negotiations. However, mediators from Qatar and Pakistan continued efforts to keep the talks alive, and the negotiations have not completely collapsed. So, the immediate trigger appears to have been Trump's "hit Iran very hard again" threat, combined with his broader warnings about Hezbollah and the Strait of Hormuz.