Iran issues a warning that it is prepared to extend the conflict “beyond the region” if the United States and Israel resume attacks. Multiple outlets report the threat comes from Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, which says continued strikes would prompt wider escalation rather than remaining confined to the Middle East. The warnings are framed around a ceasefire that is described as fraying, with the implication that renewed attacks could undermine current de-escalation efforts. CNBC and CBS report similar wording, citing the Revolutionary Guard’s threat to push the war beyond the region if attacks against Tehran resume. The Australian outlets also connect the warning to ongoing or potential strikes by the US and Israel, emphasizing that Iran’s response would not be limited geographically. None of the sources dispute that the threat is directed at renewed US and Israeli action; they primarily differ in phrasing and the way they characterize the ceasefire’s stability. Overall, the reports present a consistent message from Iran’s leadership: escalation risk increases if attacks continue or restart.