President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Iran, saying that if the country does not accept U.S. terms for a deal to end the ongoing war and address its nuclear program, the United States will “finish the job.”

“They’ll either do the right thing, or we’ll finish the job,” Trump declared before departing for a high-stakes trip to China. He rejected the notion that rising prices in the U.S. motivated him to seek an end to the war, emphasizing his focus on preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

“I don’t think about Americans’ financial situations,” Trump said. “I don’t think about anybody. I think about one thing: we cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon. That’s all.”

The president reiterated the importance of denying Iran nuclear capabilities, stating, “The most important thing by far is Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Every American understands it. If the stock market goes up or down a little bit, the American people understand it.”

Trump expressed confidence in the U.S. position, asserting that the country will “win it one way or the other. We’ll win it peacefully or otherwise.” He added, “No matter how you cut it, we win.”

The president claimed that Iran had previously agreed to never possess nuclear weapons, but their recent actions contradicted that agreement. “We don’t play games,” he stated.

Trump insisted that the U.S. has Iran “very much under control” and presented a stark choice: “We are either gonna make a deal or they will be decimated.”

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