Trump issued "final ultimatum" to Iran

US President Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran, declaring full control of the airspace over the Islamic Republic and warning of impending serious upheavals in the region.

As reported by mk.ru, responding to a question from press representatives about his uncompromising position, Trump unequivocally confirmed: "You could say this is the final ultimatum."

The White House head explained that he demands "unconditional surrender" from Tehran. "It's simple: I surrender, that's it, enough," he clarified.

The American leader also warned that if Iran refuses to comply with the demands, the United States is ready to strike the country's military and nuclear facilities. According to the president, the coming week could be decisive for the future of the entire Middle East.

"War is not an easy matter. And a lot of bad things can happen," Trump emphasized, adding: "If they don't surrender, we will destroy all their nuclear things. They're everywhere there."