President Donald Trump said the U.S. is making significant progress in negotiations with Iran, while warning that time is limited.

“We’ve been negotiating [with Iran] for a long time, and this time, they mean business,” Trump said during remarks at an event in Tennessee.

He credited recent military operations for bringing Iran to the table, saying, “It’s only because of the great job that our military did.”

Trump emphasized that any agreement must ensure Iran does not obtain nuclear weapons.

“Hopefully a deal is possible, but no matter what, we’ll ensure that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon,” he said.

The president added that Iran has “one more opportunity” to end its threats, noting that talks are progressing well.

“They want peace… They will not have a nuclear weapon, etc., etc., but we’ll see,” Trump said. “I would say there’s a very good chance” for a deal.

Trump also said the potential agreement would benefit U.S. allies, including Israel, which he described as “a great partner in this fight.”

“We’re giving it five days, and then we’re going to see where that takes us,” Trump said, adding that a deal could be as effective as “literally annihilating the place.”

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