Tensions between Iran and the United States have intensified following recent remarks by US President Donald Trump, with Iranian officials warning that any renewed military confrontation could trigger major retaliatory strikes against American military installations, including those located in Europe.
According to Iranian officials, Tehran is prepared to respond forcefully if Washington launches another military operation against the country.
Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s National Security Council, issued a strong warning to the United States, saying that American military bases could face devastating attacks if hostilities resume.
He stated that Iran would not limit its response to the Middle East and that US military facilities in Europe could also become potential targets.
Rezaei further warned that those responsible for any renewed aggression against Iran would not find their military installations safe from retaliation.
Meanwhile, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf also delivered a strong message to President Donald Trump.
Speaking during an interview with Arab media, Ghalibaf claimed that any fresh American military action against Iran would result in failure for Washington on the battlefield.
He also suggested that Trump could face serious political consequences at home, including the possibility of impeachment, if another military confrontation takes place.
The Iranian parliamentary speaker maintained that Tehran had already communicated a clear and reasonable response to Washington.
He added that the next move now depends on the United States, indicating that the responsibility for future developments lies with the American administration.
These statements have renewed concerns about the possibility of further military escalation between the two countries.
Iranian officials have repeatedly emphasized that the country is prepared to defend itself against any new military action.
However, the latest statements represent warnings of possible retaliation rather than confirmation of any new military strikes.
The situation remains sensitive as attention turns to Washington’s next response and whether diplomatic efforts can prevent another confrontation.