U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning to Iran, declaring, “I will do what I have to do” if Tehran fails to uphold its peace agreement with Washington.
Trump made the remarks after U.S. and Iranian officials concluded an initial round of talks in Switzerland aimed at building a lasting framework to end the conflict and prevent a return to military confrontation.
The discussions focused on implementing the existing agreement, strengthening monitoring mechanisms, and addressing broader regional security concerns.
While Trump expressed support for the diplomatic process, he made clear that the United States expects Iran to fully comply with its commitments under the deal.
The President said Washington remains committed to peace but would respond if the agreement is violated or if regional stability is threatened.
The talks in Switzerland brought together senior American and Iranian officials, along with regional mediators working to advance dialogue and reduce tensions.
Officials described the negotiations as constructive, though they acknowledged that significant challenges remain before a comprehensive long-term agreement can be finalized.
As diplomatic efforts continue, the international community is closely watching developments, with hopes that continued engagement can preserve the ceasefire, strengthen regional security, and prevent a return to conflict in the Middle East.
