Trump delays as Iraq responds and Tehran warns of escalation
Iran has threatened to expand the scope of the war if the United States continues its strikes on the Islamic Republic, reaffirming that its actions are focused on confronting American policies rather than targeting neighboring enemies. This comes ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, where he is expected to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. Prior to the visit, Iranian officials indicated that continued American strikes, particularly through air attacks, could lead to a significant regional escalation. At the same time, Iran expressed its readiness to continue dialogue with neighboring countries and work on rebuilding trust, emphasizing that attacks on civilian facilities constitute a violation of international law. In a related context, an Iranian official called for expedited reconstruction of damaged infrastructure and strengthened regional cooperation to boost economic resilience and develop transportation networks in the area.
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