
United States President Donald Trump has stated that the recently announced agreement with Iran is only a "memorandum of understanding" and that it can be changed at any time.
During a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Trump told reporters that if he is not satisfied with developments, the US could return to military action.
"If I don't like it, we'll go back and shoot them," he said, adding that if Iranian leaders "don't behave well," Washington could resume airstrikes.
According to official statements, Washington and Tehran reached a temporary ceasefire in April with Pakistani mediation, which was then followed by a framework agreement announced this week to end the conflict.
The agreement is expected to be formalized in Switzerland on Friday, as the parties continue negotiations on its final details.