Trump says he is open to meeting Iran president at UN

Iran has issued a stern warning to the United States and its allies, declaring its readiness to strike strategic assets and infrastructure across the Gulf region. The Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters accused the U.S. of attempting to "create false gains" in the war, alleging the conflict was initiated on false premises and through staged operations by the Zionist regime.

Tehran believes the United States may order additional airstrikes, citing "the green light" from certain regional countries during a recent joint meeting in a European city. Iran has vowed to launch "sustained, effective and painful attacks" against American positions and interests in the area, without any reservations or constraints.

The military command further accused neighboring nations of perpetuating a "double-standard policy" by aligning with prolonged aggression. Iran's statement emphasized that all countries involved would be deemed accomplices in this wrongdoing and would no longer receive restraint or civility from Iran's armed forces. On Monday, Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced that their aerospace force had detected and destroyed another U.S. military MQ-1 drone over the Strait of Hormuz.

President Donald Trump reportedly informed Fox News that "very big things" could transpire soon, revealing he is in a "deciding mode" regarding Iran, as he deliberates on the options of prolonged military action, economic pressure, or a diplomatic solution. The U.S. Virtual Embassy in Iran has advised citizens to depart promptly, warning of potential flight cancellations and airspace closures. Iran is bracing for potential new US strikes as President Trump weighs his options.