They will respond to the threats of the US: "Want to try your luck again?"

World War in the Middle East Iran responds to US threats: "Do they want to try their luck again?" Donald Trump warned Iran that the United States could "finish the job" soon if Tehran did not change course. In response, the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs alerted Washington to the resumption of military attacks. Despite the American threats, on Sunday, and Tehran's promise of retaliation, diplomatic efforts continue regarding the Strait of Hormuz. "They were systematically destroyed, both militarily and financially, and unless they change their methods quickly, we will finish the job soon," Trump wrote on Truth Social. The Iranian Minister Abbas Araghchi responded that Iran is ready for any new aggression. "Last time you wanted to 'finish the service,' Iran emerged even stronger. Do they want to try their luck again? Feel free. But be careful; we also have unfinished business," Araghchi wrote on the social network X. Trump also declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu before the Israeli elections on October 27, praising the leadership in the confrontation with Iran, according to the Associated Press. Araghchi accused Netanyahu of pressuring the United States to start another war to avoid legal consequences in Israel. The minister also warned that Washington should concentrate on safely withdrawing its forces from the region. "Netanyahu is risking another war by the United States just to avoid arrest, at the expense of Israel and certainly not the US president," the Iranian minister added. According to Iran International, Netanyahu also stated that Israel remains determined to overthrow the Iranian government and is prepared to act independently, if necessary. This occurs at a time when tensions between Washington and Tehran remain latent, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts. Araghchi stated that Tehran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume negotiations with the US is still being considered. Iran promises to "surprise" The Iranian parliament approved, on Sunday, the appointment of Mehrdad Akhlaghi Ketabchi as Minister of Defense, placing a veteran of the country's missile and aerospace industries in charge of military operations. In fact, in the last month, Iranian authorities threatened to expand targets if the conflict resumed, suggesting cutting undersea internet cables, attacking artificial intelligence data centers, and regional oil and gas facilities. "The world will be surprised," said Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, at the end of last month. "We have new targets that have not yet been attacked." Almost nine months after the US and Israel launched the war against Iran, the conflict remained at an impasse. But Tehran guarantees that "the war is not over." "The Islamic Revolutionary Guard has prepared for a long war." "They were systematically destroyed, both militarily and financially, and unless they change their methods quickly, we will finish the job," Trump wrote on Truth Social. The Iranian Minister Abbas Araghchi responded that Iran is ready for any new aggression. "Last time you wanted to 'finish the service,' Iran emerged even stronger. Do they want to try their luck again? Feel free. But be careful; we also have unfinished business," Araghchi wrote on the social network X. Trump also declared support for Benjamin Netanyahu before the Israeli elections on October 27, praising the leadership in the confrontation with Iran, according to the Associated Press. Araghchi accused Netanyahu of pressuring the United States to start another war to avoid legal consequences in Israel. The minister also warned that Washington should concentrate on safely withdrawing its forces from the region. "Netanyahu is risking another war by the United States just to avoid arrest, at the expense of Israel and certainly not the US president," the Iranian minister added. According to Iran International, Netanyahu also stated that Israel remains determined to overthrow the Iranian government and is prepared to act independently, if necessary. This occurs at a time when tensions between Washington and Tehran remain latent, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts. Araghchi stated that Tehran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume negotiations with the US is still being considered. Iran promises to "surprise" The Iranian parliament approved, on Sunday, the appointment of Mehrdad Akhlaghi Ketabchi as Minister of Defense, placing a veteran of the country's missile and aerospace industries in charge of military operations. Other Iranian military officials had already made similar warnings. The Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, Ali Abdollahi, stated that another attack would provoke a "different and more severe response than before." A spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard also threatened a devastating response against Israel if Iran's energy infrastructure were targeted. In fact, in the last month, Iranian authorities threatened to expand targets if the conflict resumed, suggesting cutting undersea internet cables, attacking artificial intelligence data centers, and regional oil and gas facilities. "The world will be surprised," said Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard, at the end of last month. "We have new targets that have not yet been attacked." Almost nine months after the US and Israel launched the war against Iran, the conflict remained at an impasse. But Tehran guarantees that "the war is not over." "The Islamic Revolutionary Guard has prepared for a long war."