Iran warns of renewed US attack, says it is 'ready to inflict greater damage'
Iranian officials have issued warnings of potential military confrontation with the United States, claiming readiness to inflict greater damage. While rhetoric remains aggressive, Iran continues to signal an openness to diplomatic negotiations regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Why it matters
Escalating tensions between the US and Iran pose a significant risk to global energy security and regional stability in the Middle East.
Iran has warned that the United States could launch a renewed attack amid what Tehran described as Washington’s difficult regional situation, according to Iranian state media.Iranian army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said the country was prepared for a confrontation and “ready to inflict greater damage” on US.The warning came as tensions between Tehran and Washington remained high, even as Iran continued to pursue a diplomatic route over the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s seven-day proposal to reopen the strategic waterway and end the conflict.According to Al Jazeera another, Iranian army chief commander Amir Hatami said the conflict with the US had entered a critical stage and warned that Tehran remained prepared for further confrontation.“The war is not over, we have won, but we must consolidate this victory, and the aggressor enemy, which has suffered severe blows, must still be ready to receive severe blows from the…
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