Iran has threatened strikes on energy facilities in the Persian Gulf…

Iran has threatened strikes on energy facilities in the Persian Gulf area in the event of a resumption of US attacks.

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Iran warned countries of the Persian Gulf about potential retaliatory strikes on energy and water infrastructure if the U.S. resumes attacks.
The warning was conveyed to Gulf states by Iran, with the threat tied to renewed U.S. military actions.
Iran expressed a preference for diplomatic solutions to avoid broader escalation and regional destruction.
U.S. President Donald Trump had previously threatened Iran with 'devastating air strikes' and gave it a 'last chance' to agree to a deal on the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran informed Gulf states that if the U.S. resumes attacks, Iranian military will target energy and water infrastructure in the region. — interfax
CNN reported that some Gulf states rely on U.S. military systems for defense, but there is growing concern over U.S. ammunition depletion. — interfax
A senior U.S. official suggested that leaks about U.S. ammunition shortages may be due to anti-war officials in the administration seeking to end the conflict with Iran. — interfax
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged Gulf allies to use their influence on President Trump to prevent renewed attacks. — vesti
Trump canceled planned attacks on Iran in August due to prospects of a deal involving the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear program agreements. — vesti
Two days after canceling attacks, Trump threatened Iran with 'devastating airstrikes' if it did not agree to a deal on the Strait of Hormoz within 24 hours. — vesti