Скачать или смотреть The Geneva Showdown: Will Trump and Iran Prevent a Regional War This Thursday

The world has entered a 48-hour countdown.

Iran has been given two days to submit a nuclear proposal that could decide whether diplomacy survives — or whether the Middle East slides into its most dangerous war in decades.

On February 27, talks are scheduled in Geneva. But those talks only happen if Iran delivers a proposal by Monday that satisfies U.S. demands. If it fails — or delays — military action becomes the likely outcome.

This video breaks down what has happened in the last few hours that changed everything.

We examine:
• Why Donald Trump issued a deadline designed to force an impossible choice
• How Iran is simultaneously negotiating and preparing for war
• Why satellite images show Iranian nuclear sites being buried under concrete right now
• How U.S. aircraft carriers like the USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Abraham Lincoln are already in strike range
• Why insiders say this is “probably the last chance” for diplomacy
• How divisions inside the White House are shaping the final decision
• Why Benjamin Netanyahu is pressuring Washington toward military action
• What happens to oil prices, gas prices, and global markets if the Strait of Hormuz is threatened
• Why European evacuations signal intelligence-level expectations of imminent conflict

This is not speculation.
These are observable facts: carrier deployments, evacuation orders, hardened nuclear facilities, failed negotiations, and a deadline structured to collapse.

The real question is no longer if diplomacy fails — but how quickly military reality replaces it.

By Monday night, the proposal arrives.
By Tuesday, a decision is made.
By Thursday, either diplomats meet in Geneva — or the first strikes begin.

This video explains why the 48-hour deadline is not meant to succeed… and why the countdown is not toward peace, but toward war.

Comment below: Do you believe diplomacy still has a real chance — or is conflict already locked in?
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