Iran warns Gulf states that any new U.S. military attack on Iranian territory would trigger retaliation targeting critical energy infrastructure across the region, according to five sources cited by multiple outlets. The warning is linked to comments by U.S. President Donald Trump on July 28 threatening strikes on Iran’s energy network and related infrastructure. The message is delivered through high-level diplomatic contacts following the U.S. threat. In reporting, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi is said to have spoken with counterparts in Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Qatar, as well as Pakistan’s army chief, and to have conveyed the warning through regional diplomatic channels. The disclosures describe the contacts as sensitive and conducted on condition of anonymity. Iranian officials urge Washington’s Gulf allies to use their influence with Trump to deter renewed strikes. The stated Iranian position is that any attack on Iran would lead to retaliation against U.S. assets and energy facilities in the Gulf and wider region, raising the potential cost of additional U.S. action.