President Donald Trump said the United States will roll out new sanctions on Iran after intelligence indicated accelerated uranium enrichment, deepening pressure on Tehran over its nuclear programme.

Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump did not give details on the measures but indicated the announcement would target Iran’s nuclear-related activities. The move signals another step in Washington’s effort to curb Tehran’s atomic programme through economic pressure rather than direct confrontation.

The latest warning comes as concerns grow among Western officials over Iran’s nuclear progress and the lack of a clear diplomatic breakthrough. Supporters of tougher action argue that sanctions are necessary to restrain the Islamic Republic’s nuclear advances, while critics say broad pressure often ends up worsening conditions for ordinary Iranians.

For many people inside Iran, the renewed sanctions threat is likely to raise fears of further economic strain in a country already grappling with inflation, currency instability and deep frustration over government priorities. The coming US announcement will likely sharpen an already tense standoff between Washington and Tehran.