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Iran rejects deal, plans stronger response
Iran is preparing to launch a broader military retaliation if the United States attacks it again, aiming to increase the costs of any American military operation. It is also instructing its allied groups in Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq to prepare for a coordinated response that could include disrupting navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and targeting American interests. Tehran has extended a diplomatic offer through mediators, proposing to lift the blockade on its ports in exchange for the release of $12 billion of its frozen assets, although this proposal was rejected by Trump. Iran faces significant economic pressure due to the U.S. sanctions on its oil exports, and concerns about potential internal unrest resulting from external pressures have led it to bolster security measures.
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