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Iran Issues Severe Threat Over US Attacks, Pressures Gulf States to Mediate

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Iran has threatened severe military retaliation against Gulf energy infrastructure if the US conducts further attacks on its territory, pressuring Gulf states to mediate and urging Washington to avoid escalation. Despite recent attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, the US has so far refrained from striking Iran, following diplomatic efforts involving Saudi Arabia and others.

  • 01Iran warns Gulf states that further US strikes will trigger harsh retaliation on regional energy infrastructure.
  • 02The threat targets Gulf countries engaged in talks with Iran, excluding Pakistan from direct pressure.
  • 03Iran uses mediators to pressure the US to avoid military action, succeeding in preventing recent strikes.
  • 04Saudi Crown Prince urged Trump to halt military plans and seek diplomatic solutions.
  • 05Iranian officials vow heavy retaliation if attacked, threatening power, water, oil, and transport facilities.
  • 06The US has so far refrained from striking Iran amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations.

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