Iran warns that any fresh U.S. attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure would trigger Iranian strikes on energy sites in other countries, according to reports citing Iranian media linked to the country’s security establishment. Iran says it would target oil fields in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and also target gas fields in Qatar and Israel if attacked. The reporting frames the threat as a response to U.S. actions, linking potential Iranian activity against third-country energy infrastructure to the scale and occurrence of any new U.S. strikes on Iranian sites. Several outlets also describe Iran’s stance as a “proportionate response,” suggesting Tehran is positioning its threatened actions as contingent retaliation rather than an immediate, independent escalation. The accounts do not indicate that any attacks have already occurred, but they describe the warning as part of a broader message to deter further action by the United States. The reports rely on Iran’s own statements as presented through affiliated or local media sources, and they present the threatened targets as specific energy facilities across multiple regional countries.