President Donald Trump said the United States is not done with Iran, signaling that the US military campaign will continue as fighting across the Middle East entered a 10th straight day. The renewed escalation added to uncertainty around the conflict and kept attention focused on the risk of a wider regional crisis.
The latest hostilities also overshadowed diplomatic efforts in Pakistan aimed at preserving an interim ceasefire arrangement. With military action continuing, attempts to stabilize the situation appeared to face growing pressure, especially as tensions spread beyond the core US-Iran confrontation.
According to the report, Iran also carried out strikes elsewhere in the region, underlining how quickly the conflict has spilled across multiple fronts. That broader security picture has increased concern among neighboring states that instability could deepen if the fighting continues.
In Lebanon, President Joseph Aoun urged Trump to keep backing the Lebanese military, warning that southern Lebanon could again face serious instability. His appeal highlighted how regional leaders are trying to prevent the current confrontation from triggering fresh unrest in already fragile border areas.
