US President Donald Trump announced that an American delegation will travel to Pakistan for discussions, arriving in Islamabad on Monday evening. In a social media post, Trump stated that his representatives are going to Pakistan to hold talks and are expected to reach the capital by tomorrow evening.

Trump added that the United States is offering what he described as a very fair and reasonable deal, expressing hope that the concerned parties will accept it. However, he warned that if the proposal is rejected, the US would take tough measures. He cautioned that if the talks fail, there would be no more politeness, and the United States could target Iran’s power plants and bridges.

Trump claimed that these Iranian facilities could be destroyed quickly and easily, underscoring his warning amid ongoing tensions. The statement follows his earlier remarks accusing Iran of violating a ceasefire but insisting that a peace agreement will eventually be reached.