Tehran: Iran has warned that resumption of hostilities by the United States and Israeli forces would bring fresh setbacks for enemy forces. Taking to X, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that Tehran has gained military knowledge from previous conflicts, and “a return to war will feature many more surprises.”
His comments stemmed from the latest ultimatum by Donald Trump. US President Donald Trump had issued “two-to-three-day” ultimatum to reach a peace deal, threatening that it may strike Iran again.
“Months after initiation of war on Iran, US Congress acknowledges loss of dozens of aircraft worth billions. Our powerful Armed Forces are confirmed as 1st to strike down a touted F-35. With lessons learned and knowledge we gained, return to war will feature many more surprises,” Araghchis said in a post on X.
Elsewhere, Israeli forces bombed the towns of Habbouch and Jebchit. The air attacks come despite Israel and Lebanon agreeing to extend a purported ceasefire during talks in the US last week.
Meanwhile, US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper has slammed questions from a Democratic lawmaker about the war on Iran during a heated exchange in the House. Moulton, who served in the US Marine Corps during the Iraq war, said that it feels like “we are losing”.
Trump has warned that the United States may strike Iran again. He told reporters at the White House that he had been just “an hour away” from relaunching Washington’s attacks on Iran before postponing the order after weeks of a fragile ceasefire and talks to end the war, which began on February 28.
In a statement on Sunday that “the clock is ticking” for Iran to accept a peace deal with the United States and “there won’t be anything left of them” if Tehran’s leaders don’t “get moving, FAST”.
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