President Donald Trump warned on social media that the United States might no longer be able to remain restrained and could be compelled to finish its military campaign against Iran. His statement came amid a sharp escalation between the two countries, just weeks after they signed an interim ceasefire deal meant to end a four-month conflict. Shortly after Trump’s post, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missiles and drones at U.S. military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain, calling the strikes retaliation for what it said were American violations of the truce. The U.S. military had previously conducted fresh strikes after an Iranian drone hit a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil shipping route. The fragile agreement—which had already included mediated talks in Switzerland and a U.S. sanctions waiver—appeared near collapse, with Iran warning that further U.S. attacks would end all diplomatic efforts.