Iran’s armed forces say they are fully prepared for any renewed U.S. attack, according to comments by Iranian army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia carried by state media on Sunday. Akraminia warns that the United States would suffer greater damage if it launches another strike.
The remarks come after U.S. President Donald Trump says he has rejected an Iranian proposal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending fighting. The Iranian side frames the rejection as an escalation risk, while its statement emphasizes readiness for confrontation. Other outlet information provided here largely repeats the same reported statements without adding new details about any specific military action or timeline.
Overall, the coverage focuses on Iran’s public posture following the U.S.–Iran exchange about the Strait of Hormuz and efforts to reduce fighting, with both the trigger event (Trump’s rejection) and Iran’s response (preparedness and warning) central to the reporting.
