Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a sharp warning to the United States, cautioning against any potential military action targeting American naval assets in the region. The IRGC stated that it would deploy the full capabilities of what it calls the “resistance front,” signaling the possible involvement of allied forces across West Asia in the event of escalation. In strongly worded remarks, the IRGC warned that US maritime forces could face direct strikes, declaring that it is prepared to target large naval vessels if tensions intensify. These statements come amid heightened friction between Washington and Tehran, with both sides maintaining firm positions on security and strategic issues. WATCH

Tensions across the West Asia are reaching a critical point as diplomatic channels between the United States and Iran continue to stall, raising fears of prolonged geopolitical instability. According to multiple reports, US President Donald Trump has expressed strong dissatisfaction over Iran’s latest diplomatic proposal linked to the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy chokepoint. The proposal, which includes conditions tied to maritime control and nuclear negotiations, has reportedly been rejected by Washington, further deepening the standoff. Inside the White House, high-level security meetings were convened at the Situation Room as officials reviewed the growing risks of escalation. Meanwhile, backchannel diplomatic efforts between US and Iranian representatives continue, but without any visible breakthrough. WATCH