No strikes, no peace deal: How Trump plans to keep Iran under pressure

US President Donald Trump has settled on a third option in the Iran war, choosing to intensify economic pressure on Tehran rather than resume military strikes or agree to a peace deal on terms Washington considers unacceptable, according to an Axios report.US secretary of state Marco Rubio outlined the administration's approach during a meeting with G7 foreign ministers on Tuesday, saying Trump was not limited to choosing between renewed military action and a negotiated agreement with Iran.Instead, Washington plans to continue its existing pressure campaign and further tighten the financial squeeze on Tehran, Axios reported."The President doesn't just have two options.

It's not just returning to war or signing a ridiculous peace deal.

We won't do a stupid deal.