US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Iran on Wednesday, stating that the proposed memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Tehran is not yet finalized. President Trump emphasized that the United States is prepared to launch fresh strikes against Iran if he finds Tehran's actions unsatisfactory.
"The Iran MoU is not final," President Trump declared, adding, "If I don't like what I see, we'll strike again."
The President also addressed and refuted circulating reports about a significant $300 billion investment fund allegedly backed by the United States as part of the arrangement. "Report of $300 billion fund in Iran deal is false," he clarified, stressing that the US is "not investing in it" and there is "not having a fund to invest in Iran."
Regarding sanctions relief, President Trump indicated that the current MoU does not include immediate lifting of sanctions for Iran, though he acknowledged that the issue could be subject to future discussions.
In comments related to global energy markets, Trump suggested that oil prices might experience further declines following the ceasefire efforts and diplomatic engagements concerning Iran. He predicted, "Oil prices might get lower than before the war." Additionally, he expressed confidence that the crucial Strait of Hormuz—a vital energy chokepoint—would be operational again within a day or two.