US President Donald Trump says the “biggest attack” is yet to come as US strikes on Iran begin. In a post on Truth Social, Trump warns Iran that the event will be followed by what he calls the most significant attack so far, while Iran responds to the strikes through official military statements.
Iran’s Armed Forces General Staff and its joint military command vow retaliation, saying Iran’s forces will deliver “crushing and devastating blows” against the United States. Both outlets describe heightened rhetoric surrounding the opening phase of the exchanges, with the US framing its actions as justified and Iran emphasizing consequences for US involvement. The coverage reflects a back-and-forth pattern common in fast-moving conflicts, where statements from senior leaders and military bodies are used to signal intent and deterrence.
Overall, the reports agree that strikes are underway, that Trump issues a warning about a forthcoming larger attack, and that Iranian military leadership signals retaliation. They differ mainly in how they characterize the US position—warning versus justification—rather than on the core sequence of events.
