U.S. President Donald Trump defends an interim agreement with Iran, saying it has prevented a global “economic catastrophe,” while also warning that the United States could restart military action if Iran does not honour its commitments. Trump makes the remarks at the close of a G7 summit in France, according to reporting that attributes the statements to Reuters and other outlets. The coverage says Trump argues that he achieved key objectives from the deal and suggests the agreement remains conditional. Multiple reports also describe Trump threatening renewed attacks, including statements that the U.S. would resume bombing if Iran fails to comply with the terms related to Iran’s nuclear programme. The reports also reference concerns among some observers about whether the agreement will hold and how maritime traffic through strategic waterways such as the Strait of Hormuz could be affected. Overall, the articles present Trump’s position as one that couples a public defence of the interim arrangement with explicit warnings of potential escalation if Iran is seen to be in breach.