In fresh round of warnings for renewed strikes on Iran, US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Tehran’s “navy and air force are ⁠gone” ​and the only question remains whether the ​Washington goes back ​to finish ⁠the job or will the Islamic Republic sign a document to finalise a truce. At the commencement address of US Coast Guard Academy, the US president said, “Everything’s gone. Their navy’s gone. Their air force is gone. Just about ⁠everything. ⁠The only question is, ⁠do we ‌go ​and finish it up? ‌Are they going to be ‌signing ​a ​document? ​Let’s see what happens.” Negotiations stall over nuclear terms Detailing about the ongoing negotiations, Trump said talks with Iran were in final stages but warned of further attacks if Tehran doesn’t agree to a US sponsored ceasefire deal. The US president told Coast Guard cadets that Washington “will ‌not let Iran have a nuclear weapon. It’s very simple.” Ultimatum on the ceasefire and ‘Operation Epic Fury’ Trump said that United States may have to attack Iran “even harder” in …