Iran threatens continuous strikes on US interests and warns regional states against backing Washington

Iran's military command warned the United States and regional states that any US attack would draw continuous strikes on American interests and make supporting states targets.

• Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya central command said it received information that Washington intends to resume combat operations against Iran.
• The command warned that any US attack would be followed by continuous strikes on American bases and interests in the region.
• Iran warned regional states that backing the United States would make them party to the conflict.
• The US State Department warned its citizens in the Middle East to exercise caution, citing a "complex" security environment and possible "unexpected escalation."
• Iran's command cited field intelligence of a joint European meeting of US and regional officials, saying Washington and Israel seek to resume action against Tehran.
• The statement added that any US attack on Iranian territory would draw continuous, unrestricted strikes on American bases and interests.
• US President Donald Trump hinted at major US action against Iran, including the option of 'wiping Iran out'.
• The Revolutionary Guard issued unprecedented threats, saying it has targets the enemy cannot imagine and will deploy new precision weapons that will change the war's geography.
• The Guard claimed the United States suffered a historic and shameful defeat in its war on Iran, citing Washington's failure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
• The Guard said recent fire targeted only American bases, distinguishing neighbors from the US and Israel, and asserted pressure will not eliminate Hezbollah but strengthen it.