US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning on Monday, claiming that Iran could be taken over in one night, possibly as soon as tomorrow. This statement came just before a deadline he set for Iran to reopen the crucial Strait of Hormuz. During a press conference at the White House, Trump highlighted the recent dramatic rescue of two US airmen in Iran, detailing the challenges faced during the operation, which involved 21 aircraft and significant enemy fire. He emphasized that if Iran does not comply with US demands, it would face severe consequences, including the destruction of its infrastructure. Despite the escalating rhetoric, Trump acknowledged a ceasefire proposal currently under negotiation but criticized it as inadequate. Iranian state media reported that Tehran has rejected the truce, viewing it as an American proposal. The ongoing conflict has intensified following US and Israeli military actions against Iran, prompting missile and drone retaliations from Tehran across the region.