Trump told the Financial Times in a phone interview that Netanyahu will have no choice but to accept any US‑Iran deal negotiated by the United States, asserting "I decide" and that Netanyahu does not. He said Iran's Sunday strike has not changed his willingness to reach an agreement. Asked what would happen if a deal "failed on its own merits," Trump said he would consider either sending US forces into Iran to resolve outstanding issues or sustaining a blockade, which he suggested could be more

Trump told the Financial Times in a phone interview that Netanyahu will have no choice but to accept any US‑Iran deal negotiated by the United States, asserting "I decide" and that Netanyahu does not. He said Iran's Sunday strike has not changed his willingness to reach an agreement. Asked what would happen if a deal "failed on its own merits," Trump said he would consider either sending US forces into Iran to resolve outstanding issues or sustaining a blockade, which he suggested could be more powerful than an attack.