Trump warns Tehran it would be in "great danger" if nuclear talks aren't successful

President Donald Trump said Monday the U.S. will hold direct talks with Iran about its nuclear program, while warning Tehran it would be in "great danger" if the talks aren't successful. According to Associated Press the president, in comments to reporters after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said the talks will start Saturday. He insisted Tehran can't get nuclear weapons. Asked if he would commit to military action against Iran should his negotiators be unable to come to terms w Trump responded that "Iran is going to be in great danger, and I hate to say it."
"If the talks aren't successful, I think it's going to be a very bad day for Iran," Trump said. Trump during his first White House term withdrew the U.S. from the landmark nuclear accord with Iran negotiated by Democratic President Barack Obama's administration. Netanyahu says he supports Trump's diplomatic efforts to reach a settlement with Iran, adding that Israel and the U.S. share the same goal of ensuring that Iran does not develop a nuclear weapons