U.S. President Donald Trump says the Iran agreement expected to be signed soon is not final, and he warns that the United States could resume military action if Iran does not “behave.” Speaking at the G7 in France, Trump characterizes the arrangement as a memorandum of understanding rather than a finalized accord. He says that if he does not like the terms, or if Tehran does not comply with the obligations outlined in the framework, the U.S. would “go back to shooting” and could resume bombing, using the phrase “dropping bombs on their head.” Several outlets report Trump also links the warning to the lack of immediate sanctions relief for Iran, saying the memorandum does not include near-term sanctions easing. Trump adds he will discuss sanctions relief later. The reporting also notes that the expected signing in Switzerland comes shortly before follow-on talks intended to develop a final settlement, with a defined negotiation window described as extending about 60 days. Other details, including Trump’s comments about the economic impact of the framework agreement, are also referenced, but the central message across sources remains the non-final status of the interim document and the threat of renewed strikes if conditions are not met.