Trump Warns Iran: “Finish the Job” If No Deal — Says Tehran Is “Negotiating on Fumes”

 US President Donald Trump has issued his starkest warning yet to Iran, saying that if negotiations do not produce a satisfactory agreement America will “just finish the job” — while describing Tehran as negotiating “on fumes” in a blunt assessment of Iran’s weakened position at the bargaining table.

The phrase “finish the job” removes any remaining ambiguity about what military action against Iran would look like from Washington’s perspective. This is not a threat of limited strikes or targeted operations. It is language that implies a decisive and comprehensive military conclusion to the current conflict.

Trump’s characterization of Iran negotiating “on fumes” reflects the genuine economic and military pressure Tehran is operating under. Sanctions have severely constrained Iran’s economy. The Strait of Hormuz disruption has created regional hostility. US strikes have already hit Iranian missile sites and mine-laying vessels. And the knowledge that a full scale military campaign remains a real option narrows the space Iran has to maneuver.

Yet Trump also acknowledges what Iran wants — a deal. “They want very much to make a deal” is not the language of a president describing an enemy with no interest in resolution. It is the language of a negotiator describing the other side’s position as he sees it.

The gap between wanting a deal and getting one that satisfies both sides remains the central challenge. Trump says he is not satisfied yet. Iran has its own domestic constraints on what it can publicly agree to.

Fumes can keep an engine running for a while. The question is how much road is left.

— KeStar Worldwide | Fast. Clear. Unfiltered.

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