Iranian military says US preparing to attack again

Iranian military spokespersons have warned that the United States is planning to resume its attacks on the country. The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, which oversees Iran’s armed forces, reported receiving intelligence that the US was preparing to restart direct aggression following a period of reduced hostilities. In their statement on Sunday, the military vowed to respond to any American strikes and declared that any nations hosting US assets would be deemed "complicit."

The recent surge in Iranian retaliatory actions against US military and energy infrastructure has intensified the conflict in the region. In a bid to cripple Iran’s economy, the Trump administration initiated "Operation Economic Outcast," which imposed severe sanctions on the nation. Treasury Secretary recently announced the rollout of new sanctions targeting BitBank, a digital assets venture controlled by prominent Iranian financier Babak Zanjani.

Iranian officials have vowed to escalate their defense and counteroffensive capabilities in response to any US aggression. They have announced the deployment of advanced weaponry with enhanced capabilities, with the potential to surprise the international community. Additionally, they have hinted at targeting previously untouched objectives, indicating a shift in their military strategy.