The United States has intensified its attacks in Iran by targeting military facilities, while Tehran has retaliated by attacking Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain, which are US allies.
Pakistan, which has been acting as a mediator in this conflict, has urged the United States and Iran to continue the dialogue process. Tahir Andrabi, the spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated they believe the Islamabad agreement remains the cornerstone for maintaining lasting peace, mutual respect, and shared prosperity.
Meanwhile, an Iranian military spokesperson warned today that Iran will “dismantle” regional infrastructure in the Middle East if the US attacks its key sites. This follows threats made by President Donald Trump on Wednesday, who warned that if Tehran does not return to the negotiating table, the US will launch severe strikes on Iran’s power grid and bridges.
