Iran warns new war could last longer after Trump threatens strikes
TEHRAN: Iran warned on Sunday that any renewed war with the United States could last longer than the previous round of fighting, after President Donald Trump said he still had to “take care” of more targets. Diplomatic efforts to end the Middle East war have been punctuated by repeated threats from the United States and Israel to resume bombardments as they hold crucial elections. “A potential…
Iran has cautioned that a potential new war with the United States could extend beyond the previous conflict, as President Donald Trump has indicated a plan to address remaining targets. Diplomacy to end the Middle East conflict has been marked by ongoing threats from both the U.S. and Israel, coinciding with key elections. Army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia stated that a future war could last longer than previous ones, with President Trump seemingly unable to determine its timing or conditions.
Following Trump's remarks, Iran retaliated with missile and drone strikes across the region. Revolutionary Guards spokesman Hossein Mohebbi warned against any new attack, emphasizing that there are no geographical limitations in the conflict, affecting a vast theater. Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei received a letter from U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, expressing hopes for renewed talks but not yet responding.
Iran has taken control of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial energy route, and has targeted ships. The UAE aims for a diplomatic breakthrough but remains prepared for the worst. Residents in Tehran expressed mixed feelings, with some feeling helpless while others viewed past wars as routine.
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