特朗普给伊朗“下通牒”

Group 1 - Iranian officials communicated with multiple Middle Eastern countries regarding President Trump's ultimatum for military action against Iran, with Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt calling for de-escalation of tensions [1] - Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif discussed regional dynamics and ways to prevent further escalation with Turkey's Foreign Minister, emphasizing the need for dialogue and nuclear negotiations before addressing other issues [1] - The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council stated that Iran is prepared for dialogue but will firmly defend itself if attacked [1] Group 2 - Saudi Arabia and the UAE have declared that they will not allow their airspace or territory to be used for any attacks on Iran [2] - The Iranian currency has significantly depreciated due to the escalating tensions, with Trump stating that a large fleet is heading to Iran and urging for negotiations [2] - Trump warned that the next attack would be more severe and reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons [3] Group 3 - Iran's UN representative responded to Trump's comments by stating that Iran is willing to engage in dialogue based on mutual respect but will respond decisively if pressured [3] - The Iranian armed forces are prepared to respond to any acts of aggression, while Iran welcomes a fair nuclear agreement that ensures its right to peaceful nuclear technology [3] - The U.S. military has been increasing its presence in the Middle East, with reports indicating that Trump is considering significant military strikes against Iran, including airstrikes on leadership and nuclear facilities [3]