The standoff between the United States and Iran is entering a dangerous new phase as Tehran issues a powerful warning against any fresh American military action. Iranian military officials have threatened to “open new fronts” against the US if Washington resumes strikes, triggering fresh fears of a wider conflict across West Asia and the Middle East. As tensions rise, US President Donald Trump is reviewing military options while high-level security meetings continue inside the White House. Reports suggest the US administration has given Iran a narrow window to reach an agreement before the possibility of renewed military operations moves closer to reality.

Iran’s parliament is reportedly preparing to vote on a controversial bill offering a €50 million reward for anyone who kills Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu and US CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper. Iranian lawmakers have described the proposal as “reciprocal action” amid rising tensions with the US and Israel. The explosive move comes at a time when fragile diplomacy, ceasefire negotiations and backchannel talks remain under severe pressure.