Donald Trump has once again issued fresh warning to Iran. He stated that any killing of US troops by Iran would be a "good reason" to restart war

Israeli and hawkish allies in Washington have made the case to Trump that a deal at this point would amount to unconditional surrender, urging him to ratchet up economic pressure on Iran and back Israel’s assault on the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon.

President Donald Trump confirmed that he engaged in a fiery Monday phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he urged Israel to halt its strikes on Lebanon as uncertain peace talks between the U.S. and Iran plod on.

The latest Economist/YouGov poll, released June 2, revealed about 61% of Americans said they disapproved of how Trump handled his job as president.

The House voted to curb Trump's war powers in Iran after Democrats and several Republicans bucked the president in a rare bipartisan rebuke of his policy.

Donald Trump said that “anything can happen” when dealing with Iran because it is in “a very volatile part of the world” and suggested that the U.S. military is eager to wipe out Iran’s entire civilization even as he remains in favor of finalizing what has been a long-running tentative agreement to end the conflict and halt Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

The latest clash between U.S. and Iranian forces came late Tuesday. Both sides said they were responding to aggression from the other.