President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he is "considering" a limited strike against Iran if a nuclear agreement is not reached, a day after Iran's foreign minister announced an outline of an agreement would be ready in "two or three days." This statement comes amidst escalating tensions and a significant military deployment by the United States in the region. The core of the dispute lies in Iran's nuclear program, specifically its uranium enrichment capabilities, which Iran insists are for civilian energy purposes, while the US and Israel suspect military ambitions. Iran's enrichment levels have risen to 60% after the US withdrawal from the 2015 deal and reimposed sanctions.