Trump Says U.S. “Has No Patience Left” With Iran

WASHINGTON (June 18, 2025) – President Donald Trump declared today that the United States has “run out of patience” with Iran amid the escalating Israel-Iran conflict. He said he delivered a “final ultimatum” to Tehran, which was ignored, and hinted at possible military intervention without confirming any plans .

President Trump speaks to the press on the South Lawn of the White House on June 18 (Photo: AP)

Key Points:

Trump warned Supreme Leader Khamenei: “Good luck” — signaling growing pressure
He spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nearly daily, encouraging Israel’s campaign.
Trump emphasized the situation has dramatically changed and “no one knows what I’m going to do next” .

Reactions from U.S. Officials:

Sen. Lindsey Graham said he feels “more optimistic than ever” about ending Iran’s nuclear program and warned that without U.S. support, Israel can’t dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed U.S. forces are prepared for any decision Trump makes regarding Iran but declined to detail specific attack plans

Iran’s Response:

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei warned that any U.S. military intervention would spark a full-scale regional war and said Arab nations would deny U.S. access to their bases for strikes on Iran

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