Iran's supreme leader sharply escalated his response after further US strikes, warning that continued attacks on the Islamic Republic would bring what he called "unforgettable lessons." His remarks signaled a tougher tone from Tehran as tensions with Washington rose again.
The Iranian leader also dismissed the value of President Donald Trump's signature, underscoring Tehran's deep skepticism toward US commitments. That message appeared to reinforce Iran's view that diplomatic understandings are losing credibility amid the latest military pressure.
In a further sign of the fallout, Tehran said it was suspending its commitments under a recently signed interim deal. While details of the arrangement were not outlined in the available report, the move suggests the renewed fighting is now affecting the limited diplomatic framework that had been in place.
The regional impact was also becoming clearer. Kuwait reported major damage to water and oil facilities linked to Iranian action, highlighting how the confrontation is extending beyond Iran and the United States and raising wider concerns for Gulf infrastructure and stability.
