U.S. President Donald Trump warned that military action against Iran could resume if the country 'misbehaves.' He made the remarks on Saturday in West Palm Beach, Florida, while speaking to reporters. Trump said he had been briefed on the outline of a potential agreement with Iran and was waiting for the final written draft. When asked about the possibility of renewed attacks, he did not give a direct answer but stated that Iran had not yet paid enough for its past actions and that further strikes were possible if it acted badly.

Meanwhile, Iran has submitted a new 14-point proposal that includes opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting U.S. sanctions. However, Tehran suggested postponing discussions on its nuclear program to a later stage. It remains unclear whether the United States will accept Iran’s proposal, leaving uncertainty over the next steps in the negotiations.

The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran as both sides weigh diplomatic and military options in their dealings.