President Donald Trump says the United States will either reach a deal with Iran or carry out further action, reiterating a warning that “finish the job” if negotiations fail. In comments reported by multiple outlets, Trump frames the choice as Iran preferring a negotiated settlement, saying he would rather make a deal and not want to harm “91 million people.” Other reporting links the remarks to the broader context of renewed military threats, with NDTV stating Trump claims the US could cripple Iran’s critical infrastructure. Reuters-based reporting from Al-Monitor adds that the statement comes after indirect US-Iran talks ended without public progress toward a lasting peace. The reporting also notes that a 60-day ceasefire was intended to create space for diplomacy following US and Israeli strikes that triggered the wider conflict. Al-Monitor further says Iran is projecting defiance following the funeral of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The outlets collectively describe Trump’s position as conditional on whether diplomacy produces an agreement, while the talks’ lack of visible momentum remains a key backdrop.