Iran has answered Donald Trump’s latest threat with a blunt warning that pushes this war into a far darker phase. After the U.S. president vowed to hit Iran’s bridges, power plants and electricity grid, IRGC spokesperson Ebrahim Zolfaghari appeared on camera to spell out Tehran’s response. In this new statement, Iran warns that if Washington ever makes good on its promise to bomb Iran’s energy infrastructure, the armed forces of the Islamic Republic will not stop at military sites. Here's what it means for Gulf monarchies, Israel and U.S. forces stretched across the region if this escalates into all‑out strikes on power and economic lifelines.
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