U.S. President Donald Trump has again signaled a hardline stance toward Iran while discussing a possible agreement between the two countries. Speaking to reporters on June 17, 2026, he said that if Iran fails to comply with the terms of the deal, the United States could resort to military action once more. When asked whether the agreement was final, Trump clarified that it was not.

Trump described the current understanding as a memorandum of understanding rather than a finalized deal. He warned that if the arrangement did not meet his expectations, the U.S. would resume attacks, including bombing Iran. He further stated that if Iran did not behave properly, direct bombings could be carried out again.

The remarks, reported by Al Jazeera, underscore continuing tensions between Washington and Tehran over compliance and the durability of any potential agreement.