'We will bomb the sh** out of them...': Trump issues final Iran warning after explosions rock Karaj

Speaking to Fox News after reports of new explosions in Iran’s Karaj region, President Donald Trump claimed senior Iranian officials had contacted him seeking an end to the latest round of U.S. strikes. Trump said military action could stop “shortly” if Tehran agrees to Washington’s terms, but warned that further attacks would follow if no deal is reached. The remarks came as U.S. forces reportedly carried out another wave of strikes inside Iran, while Tehran accused Washington of escalating the conflict and vowed retaliation. The developments follow days of military exchanges linked to the Apache helicopter incident, rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, and ongoing disputes over Iran’s nuclear programme. As both sides exchange threats and military action, fears are growing that the crisis could expand into a broader regional confrontation involving key shipping lanes, U.S. military bases, and allied forces across the Middle East. Reports of explosions in Karaj have further heightened concerns that the conflict is entering a more dangerous phase despite continued references to diplomacy from both Washington and Tehran.