Iran braces for new US strikes as Trump weighs options

Iran has cautioned the United States and allies against resuming hostile actions, asserting readiness to bombard strategic assets and infrastructure across the Gulf area.

The Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters claimed the U.S. is determined to “create false gains” from the war jointly launched “based on lies and staging by the Zionists.”

Tehran maintains Washington is set to order another round of airstrikes, pointing to “the green light” from certain regional countries during a joint meeting in a European capital.

Iran said American positions and interests in the region will be targeted by “sustained, effective and painful attacks,” without any limitations or considerations.

The military command accused neighboring nations of “continuing their double-standard policy” by aligning themselves with months-long aggression.

“All of them will be considered accomplices in this wrongdoing and can no longer expect restraint or civility from Iran’s armed forces,” Iran’s statement reads.

On Monday, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards announced that its aerospace force had tracked and destroyed another U.S. military MQ-1 drone over the Strait of Hormuz.

President Donald Trump told Fox News “very big things” could happen soon, disclosing he is in a “deciding mode” over Iran as he weighs prolonged military action, economic pressure, or a deal.

The U.S. Virtual Embassy in Iran has advised citizens to leave promptly, warning of possible flight cancellations and airspace closures. The hostility involving Houthis and Saudi Arabia was also cited.