Trump Issues Stern Warning: Iran Armed with 1,000 Missiles, Orders Response
US President Donald Trump has issued a severe warning that the United States will respond decisively if Iran launches an attack. The American side is recalling 12 F-22 fighter jets previously deployed in Israel. Satellite images reveal that Iran has started repairing and rebuilding its damaged nuclear facilities at Parchin and Peakex Mountain. Kathmandu, 11 July – Trump stated, “If Iran attacks me, Iran will be completely destroyed.” Writing on the social media platform Truth Social, he warned that Iran has 1,000 missiles ready and, if necessary, thousands more missile strikes will be launched. Trump claimed he has already ordered retaliatory measures, and the US military is prepared to conduct such operations for at least a year.
Since the US drone assassination of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani in 2020, Iran has continuously threatened retaliation. Recently, following reports of groups carrying banners calling for Trump’s assassination at the funeral of Iran’s former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Trump has issued even sterner warnings. Meanwhile, according to Israeli media outlet ‘Kan News,’ the US has begun recalling its 12 F-22 stealth fighter jets from Israel. These aircraft had been stationed at Israel’s Ovda Airbase since February. The report states that these fighters were deployed for military operations against Iran and participated in several recent attacks.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has declared it will respond strongly if Israel again attacks its critical locations. Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also warned of further strikes against Iran. Qatar has urged both America and Iran to adhere to agreements and continue dialogue, emphasizing the importance of secure maritime passage through the Strait of Hormuz. At an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting, Russia accused the UK, France, and Germany of supporting US and Israeli attacks on Iran’s civilian infrastructure. Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency has warned that escalating US-Iran tensions could disrupt global oil supplies and prolong the energy crisis.