Tehran warns Gulf over vital sites

A report by Reuters revealed that Iran clearly warned Gulf countries that it would target oil, energy, and water facilities if they did not persuade U.S. President Donald Trump to refrain from launching military strikes against Iran. These warnings came as part of Iranian diplomatic efforts to deter escalation, with Tehran threatening to attack oil fields, refineries, electrical grids, and water infrastructure—especially after Trump’s threats to strike Iran’s energy network and infrastructure. An Iranian official told seven Gulf states and the Pakistani military that Iran is prepared to respond to any attack and is urging the use of diplomatic influence to prevent further escalation, warning that any American attack would be met with a comprehensive Iranian response that threatens regional infrastructure. Conversely, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called on Washington to negotiate and halt the escalation in an effort to avoid a military conflict that could threaten the region.

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