U.S. President Donald Trump says the proposed Iran-US arrangement is not final and warns that he could revert to military action if he does not like the deal’s outcome. Multiple outlets report that Trump made the remarks ahead of planned signing talks, framing the agreement as still subject to negotiation and approval rather than settled policy. He indicates that if discussions fail or if the terms do not meet his expectations, the United States would resume its prior posture of using force, including “dropping bombs,” according to the reporting.
The coverage is consistent across sources that Trump is communicating conditional leverage: the deal may proceed, but it remains contingent on further steps, with no final confirmation that negotiations have fully concluded. The reports do not add specific technical details of the proposed terms, nor do they describe immediate actions taken by either side beyond Trump’s public warning. The statements reflect Trump’s position that the agreement requires satisfaction with the final terms and that the U.S. retains the option of escalation if talks do not deliver the desired result.
