Trump Warns Iran: U.S. Will Strike with Unmatched Force if Provoked

International News: On Sunday, US President Donald Trump gave a strong message that if Iran attacked the US in any form, it would be attacked by the US Army's "never-seen strength." Trump's statement came at a time when the stressful situations between Israel and Iran are deteriorating rapidly.

Israeli attack: Defense Ministry and Gas Unit targeted in Tehran

On Saturday, Israel carried out missile attacks on a major gas processing unit associated with the Defense Ministry Headquarters in Iran's capital, Tehran, and a major gas processing unit associated with the South Pars Gas Field in Bushahar province. These attacks were quite accurate and strategic, whose purpose is to affect Iran's military and energy capabilities.

"America not involved," yet claims peace agreement

Trump clarified that America had no hand in these attacks, but he definitely claimed that he could "very easily" to compromise between Iran and Israel. Mixed reactions are being seen in the international community regarding Trump's comment.

Iran's retaliation: Death and destruction in Butt Yam

In response to the Israeli attacks, Iran fired missiles at many Israeli cities from Saturday night to Sunday morning. The biggest attack took place in the coastal city of But Yam, where at least 4 people died and more than 100 people were injured. According to the city's mayor, relief and rescue operations are still going on.

Damage across the country: women and children are also engulfed

According to Israeli ambulance service, at least 7 people have died across the country, including a 10 -year -old boy and a 20 -year -old girl. More than 140 people have been injured. The complete assessment of how many buildings were damaged in the overnight shelling has not been done yet.

Nuclear talks canceled: shock to diplomatic efforts

The biggest impact of this military confrontation is on nuclear talks between the US-Iran. Iran on Sunday canceled the sixth round of talks with immediate effect, which was scheduled to take place in Washington, DC. This has caused a big shock to the efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.

International concern: appeal of diplomacy and stir in oil market

The United Nations, the European Union, and Gulf countries have expressed deep concern over this situation. All the parties have appealed to take restraint and find solutions through negotiations. The struggle has also affected the global oil market, where crude oil prices have recorded a rise.

Will the threat of war be removed?

Now the biggest question is whether diplomacy will hold this fast-deteriorating struggle or West Asia is moving towards a major war. There is no clear path of peace between Trump's sharp warnings and the retaliation of both countries.