The United States warns it is “more than capable” of resuming war with Iran after President Donald Trump links any potential peace agreement to his “red lines,” including that Tehran must never develop nuclear weapons. Multiple outlets report the warning comes as diplomatic efforts continue but the situation remains unsettled and unresolved.
Several reports describe a period of mixed signals and fragile talks. The White House had indicated Trump was close to signing off on an initial deal, with some accounts citing that the agreement was awaiting his approval. However, outlets also report Trump did not make a decision after a Situation Room meeting on Friday.
Iran, according to the reports, denies there is a final agreement. While negotiations continue amid broader regional tensions, at least one outlet also notes disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing fighting in Lebanon, factors that contribute to heightened concern about the risk of renewed conflict. Overall, the sources converge on a US stance that military action remains an option if a deal is not reached on terms Trump sets, while diplomacy has not yet produced a confirmed outcome.
