
Geopolitical tension between America and Iran has once again reached dangerous levels. US President Donald Trump’s attitude seems to be very strict regarding the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on sea vessels, in response to which Iran has also openly threatened America. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned that if the US does not stop attacks on its infrastructure and targets, there will be a situation of devastation and national mourning like 9/11 of 2001. After this sharp statement, the fears of a big and destructive war in West Asia (Middle East) have deepened.
Donald Trump’s stern warning and the dispute over Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump is adopting a very aggressive stance regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Trump has bluntly warned that if Iran attacks any commercial or other ship in the Strait of Hormuz with missiles, rockets or drones, the US military will bomb all of Iran’s major bridges, power plants and critical infrastructure around Tehran and reduce them to rubble. According to US Central Command data, more than 30 ships have been targeted by Iran-backed activities in the past three months, putting the June ceasefire agreement at risk. America has a clear condition that military pressure will remain until Iran stops attacks on ships and normalizes navigation in Hormuz.
IRGC’s terrifying response to nuclear and infrastructure attacks
After Donald Trump’s continuous threats to target Iran’s nuclear bases and infrastructure, IRGC has shown very aggressive attitude. According to Iranian state media, the IRGC has stated in clear words that if the US dares to bomb southern Iran’s bridges and underground nuclear sites, such as the highly protected ‘Pickaxe Mountain’, then Iran will give a befitting reply that will cause huge regrets to the US and create an atmosphere of national mourning there. After the continuous bombing by the US Army in various parts of southern Iran for the last 12 days, all hopes of a ceasefire between the two countries seem to be fading.
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