Either a nuclear agreement, otherwise “much worse” is coming.

US President Donald Trump urged Iran on Wednesday to conclude an agreement on the nuclear program and warned that if this did not happen, the next attack on the Islamic Republic would be “much worse.”

Trump said in a post on social media, “We hope that Iran will quickly come to the negotiating table to reach a fair and just agreement – no nuclear weapons – an agreement that is in the interest of all parties. Time is running out, it is critical!”

The US President, who withdrew from the multilateral nuclear agreement with Tehran in 2015 during his first term in the White House, indicated that his last warning to Iran was followed by a military strike.

“The next attack will be much worse! Don’t let this happen again,” Trump said. He added that another “arsenal” is heading towards Iran.

Iranian official media reported earlier today, Wednesday, that Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that he had not communicated with US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in the past few days, and had not requested negotiations.