Iran warns on Wednesday that renewed U.S. and Israeli attacks would broaden the fighting beyond the Middle East, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated threats to strike again unless a deal is reached. The warnings come after a ceasefire that starts on April 8 halts the conflict that has disrupted the global economy. Multiple outlets report that the ceasefire is roughly six weeks old and that talks to end the war have stalled. Trump has said he was close to restarting the military campaign before pausing it for the ceasefire, according to one report, while Iran conditions its response on whether the attacks resume. With Washington and Tehran not appearing willing to return to hostilities immediately, the situation is described as shifting from direct fighting to rhetoric. Iran’s message is presented as a warning of regional spillover if U.S. forces carry out additional strikes, rather than an immediate announcement of further actions.