President Donald Trump issued a fresh ultimatum to Iran on Monday, saying that if a nuclear deal is not reached, he will 'finish the job' — the latest in a series of escalating threats as the standoff continues. The remark follows a similar warning hours earlier in which Trump said he would 'complete the mission,' which he claimed would not be hard.
President Donald Trump escalated his public pressure on Iran Monday evening, stating: 'If there is no deal, I will finish the job.' The remark, reported by the Zioneer's intelligence desk, extends a pattern of increasingly stark warnings from the president as the nuclear standoff continues.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Monday (17:13 Jerusalem), Trump had already warned that Iran must sign a deal or the United States would 'complete the mission' — which, he said, 'won't be hard.' The new comment restates the core threat in slightly different language, signaling sustained presidential attention on the issue. The comments come amid ongoing negotiations that have shown little public progress, and after a series of background warnings over the past weeks in which Trump threatened to 'militarily complete the job' and 'take steps unacceptable to Tehran.'
The source for the latest quote is a single source that relays presidential statements; the precise setting — whether the remark was made in a public appearance, an interview, or a social media post — is not specified in the received message. No immediate Iranian response has been reported.
2 developments
- StrongTrump to Iran: If you violate the deal, I'll do what I have to do
- StrongTrump warns US may be forced to 'militarily complete the job' against Iran
- DevelopingTrump warns: 'We have an ultimate alternative' if Iran nuclear talks falter
- DevelopingTrump tells NYT he will 'renew military attacks' on Iran if nuclear talks falter
Source and signal
- Internal intake