Trump threatens to resume war against Iran if demands are not met

WASHINGTON, United States — U.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Saturday to resume a full-scale war against Iran if his demands are not met. Speaking to French broadcaster LCI, Trump said: "If we don't get what we want one hundred percent, we will resume a full-scale war against Iran." The warning comes after Trump on Friday ordered the U.S. military to halt new strikes on Iran, pausing a 13-day series of daily attacks, according to a news website report. The suspension of military operations was followed by Trump's latest remarks signaling that the conflict could restart if Washington is not satisfied with Iran's response. Tensions between Washington and Tehran have risen in recent weeks amid a growing risk of direct military confrontation. U.S. policy toward Iran remains uncertain, with regional balances at stake. No further details on the specific demands Trump referenced were immediately available.