
Donald Trump has issued a strict warning to Iran, saying that “a whole civilisation will die tonight” if Tehran fails to reach an agreement by his self-imposed Tuesday deadline.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated that failure to secure a deal could lead to irreversible destruction, calling it “one of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the world.” He added that while he does not want such an outcome, it remains a likely possibility if diplomacy fails.
Meanwhile, JD Vance said the United States has largely achieved its military objectives in the ongoing conflict with Iran. He expressed confidence that Washington would receive a response from Tehran within the set deadline, signaling cautious optimism from the US administration.
On the other side, Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a stern warning, stating that any crossing of “red lines” by the United States would trigger retaliation beyond the Middle East.
According to a statement aired on Iranian state television, the Guards threatened to target critical infrastructure in a way that could deprive the United States and its allies of oil and gas resources for years. The warning highlights the potential for the conflict to expand globally, raising fears of severe economic and geopolitical consequences.
Authorities in the UAE’s Sharjah said that an administrative building of Thuraya Telecommunications has been struck by an Iranian missile, raising concerns over escalation and the targeting of civilian-linked infrastructure in the Gulf.
On the other side, Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a stern warning, stating that any crossing of “red lines” by the United States would trigger retaliation beyond the Middle East.
According to a statement aired on Iranian state television, the Guards threatened to target critical infrastructure in a way that could deprive the United States and its allies of oil and gas resources for years. The warning highlights the potential for the conflict to expand globally, raising fears of severe economic and geopolitical consequences.
