
Amid Trump Threats, Iran Promises “Crushing” Strikes on U.S. and Israel
Trump declared that he could bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if the Islamic republic did not agree to a negotiated settlement.

Trump declared that he could bomb Iran “back to the Stone Ages” if the Islamic republic did not agree to a negotiated settlement.

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Regional powers push for de-escalation as Tehran dismisses Washington’s offer and tensions continue to rise across the Middle East.

Tehran’s new demand for peace with the U.S. includes shifting oil trade to the Chinese yuan.

A wave of attacks and threats involving multiple countries signals a sharp escalation in the Middle East conflict, amid further U.S,-Iran tensions.

The U.S. president emphasized restraint, saying he wanted to avoid measures that would make it “almost impossible for them to rebuild their country.”

Swiss authorities have emphasized that their ‛protecting power mandate’ can be exercised independently of geographical location, ensuring that critical high-level diplomatic contacts remain active.

“One can only hope that someone has carefully studied the lessons of past actions, conflicts, and revolutions and is planning a better future for the Iranian people.”

The U.S. president has offered full immunity to members of Iran’s police and armed forces who lay down their arms, warning that resistance would bring fatal consequences.

“They are trying to hold the world hostage,” according to the U.S. Secretary of State.