US President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the United States could target key infrastructure, including power plants and bridges, if Tehran does not agree to a new nuclear deal. The remarks come as military tensions continue to escalate across the Middle East.
Speaking during a briefing, Trump said the United States was prepared to take further action if diplomatic efforts failed. His comments have added to concerns about a wider regional conflict.
Trump Issues Fresh Warning to Iran
Trump warns Iran with one of his strongest statements since the latest crisis began. He said critical infrastructure could become military targets if Tehran refuses to negotiate a new agreement.
Trump also claimed that the United States prefers a diplomatic solution but would not hesitate to use force if necessary. The warning follows a series of military exchanges between the two countries.
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Iran Rejects Pressure
Iranian officials criticised Trump’s remarks and said the country would not negotiate under military threats. Tehran maintained that its defence and nuclear policies are based on national interests.
Officials also warned that any attack on Iranian infrastructure would receive a firm response. The government accused Washington of increasing instability in the region.
Middle East Tensions Continue to Rise
The latest exchange comes after weeks of military strikes, drone attacks and growing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz. Several countries have stepped up security measures as fears of a wider conflict continue to grow.
International leaders have urged both sides to return to diplomatic talks and avoid further escalation. Oil markets remain sensitive to developments in the region due to concerns over global energy supplies.
Global Community Calls for Dialogue
Governments across Europe and Asia have appealed for restraint as the situation continues to evolve. Diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent the conflict from expanding further.
Analysts say prolonged tensions could affect global trade, energy prices and regional security. The international community is closely monitoring every development.
Negotiations remain uncertain as both Washington and Tehran continue to exchange strong statements. Military forces in the region remain on high alert.
For now, Trump warns Iran remains at the centre of the Middle East crisis, with the possibility of further diplomatic or military developments in the coming days.
