Summary
Iran has warned of a harsh response if the U.S. attacks, after President Donald Trump threatened more strikes if Iran restarts its nuclear or missile programs. This warning follows talks between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. The situation is tense, especially after past conflicts left many dead in both Iran and Israel.
Key Facts
- Iran has promised a strong reaction if the U.S. attacks its nuclear or missile programs.
- President Trump threatened more U.S. strikes if Iran restarts these programs.
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian made his warning on social media platform X.
- Trump discussed Iran with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, aligning with Israel's stance against Iran's missile capabilities.
- Iran claims its nuclear activities are purely for civilian use, with no confirmed evidence of nuclear weapons production by both U.S. intelligence and the UN.
- Iran previously ruled out missile program negotiations.
- The conflict stems from a past 12-day war where many Iranians and some Israelis were killed.
- Iran claims its military is now stronger despite past losses.
