US President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that there is a good chance of reaching a deal with Iran by Monday, ahead of his ultimatum for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face military action. He mentioned that negotiations are currently underway, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. Trump warned that if Iran does not comply, the US might take decisive actions, including threatening to 'blow everything up' and assume control of Iranian oil resources. He also claimed that the US had previously supplied arms to Iranian protesters during anti-government demonstrations earlier this year. In a provocative social media post, Trump warned Iran to 'open the Strait' or face dire consequences, indicating a potential escalation in tensions. Additionally, he announced a news conference scheduled for Monday to discuss the recent successful US military operation involving the rescue of two pilots downed in Iran.