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Trump warns of possible strikes on Iran if it misbehaves
Greenwatch Desk
World News
2026-05-03, 9:55am
US President Donald Trump has warned that military strikes on Iran could resume if Tehran “misbehaves” or engages in what he described as “something bad”.
Speaking to reporters in Florida, Trump said there remains a possibility of renewed conflict, noting that “it could happen” under such circumstances, though he added, “we’ll see” for now.
He claimed the United States is “doing very well” in its dealings with Iran and asserted that Tehran is seeking a deal because it has been “decimated”.
Trump also said Iran is facing internal uncertainty, claiming its leadership is unclear. He added that the country’s former leader Ali Khamenei “is gone”.
Referring to a proposed 14-point plan submitted by Iran, Trump said US officials have been briefed on the concept of the deal and are awaiting the exact wording, reports UNB.