United States President Donald Trump says the memorandum of understanding with Iran that is to be signed on Friday is not final, warns of a return to “dropping bombs” if he “doesn’t like it”.
Iran has accused Israel of violating the truce in Lebanon 84 times since it reached the agreement with the US and warns of a “harsh response” if attacks continue.
The warning comes after Israeli forces killed four people in southern Lebanon, and Trump faulted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he has to be “more responsible” in Lebanon.
Few hours ago, Oil prices fell and then rose again as investors weighed a preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran amid uncertainty about its provisions.
Traders are hoping the deal, which Iranian and U.S. officials were expected to sign on Friday, would lead to the quick reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump recently said he hoped the war with Iran would soon be in the “rearview mirror.” Neither country has publicly released the text of the agreement.
