Iran is warning Gulf states that it will retaliate against key infrastructure if they do not urge U.S. President Donald Trump to stop U.S. strikes on Iran and pursue a negotiated end to the war, according to a Reuters report. The warning is delivered as part of what Reuters describes as a concerted diplomatic effort by Tehran toward Gulf capitals. A senior Iranian official says Iran’s message is explicit that Gulf states should press Washington to desist from further attacks. The report states that Iran’s warning includes potential strikes on oil and gas assets as well as other strategic facilities used to produce and deliver energy and water. The infrastructure cited includes oil fields and refineries, electricity grids, water infrastructure, and transport networks. Reuters characterizes the warning as a broad threat covering multiple sectors critical to the Gulf states’ economy and services. The report does not provide details on timing, targets named in public by officials, or any immediate response from the Gulf governments named in the account.