Go back to complete the task or sign the agreement; Iran has to accept it even if they don't agree.

Trump stated that the U.S. might launch a more aggressive strike against Iran, but will first see if an agreement can be reached; six weeks after announcing a ceasefire, he still used a binary stance. He claimed that Iran's military strength has been nearly destroyed, and the current issue is whether the U.S. will go back to complete the mission or if Iran will sign the agreement. He also said that negotiations are in the final stage, and if Iran does not reach an agreement on its nuclear program, the U.S. will launch more attacks.