Iran’s supreme leader issues a new warning to the United States, saying Tehran will respond with “unforgettable lessons” if Washington continues its attacks on the Islamic Republic. Multiple outlets report that the statement comes amid renewed hostilities and ongoing fighting, with one report noting that it follows recent U.S. military activity and the killing of two U.S. troops. Iranian officials portray the U.S. actions as aggressive and not aligned with any diplomatic framework intended to end the conflict, according to reporting that cites Iranian state messaging. Al-Monitor additionally attributes related comments to Iran’s deputy foreign minister, who tells state television that Washington is “not getting anywhere” with its actions. Across the coverage, the core message is consistent: Iran signals it will escalate in response to continued U.S. operations, while the U.S. side is described as pressing military actions despite efforts to reach or maintain a framework to reduce hostilities. The situation is presented as unstable, with the war continuing and prospects for an end remaining uncertain.