Iran warns that any renewed conflict with the United States could last longer than the previous round of fighting, after Donald Trump threatened additional strikes. Iran’s army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia is quoted by state media saying Trump would not be able to dictate the timing or conditions of a future conflict’s conclusion.
The warnings come amid ongoing diplomacy aimed at preventing further escalation, which outlets describe as repeatedly disrupted by threats of renewed bombardment involving the US and Israel. Several reports also reference Trump comments about quickly dealing with more targets, while Iranian officials reiterate that Iran remains prepared for both defence and diplomacy and warns against any new attack. Some coverage adds that Iran says it has no intention of engaging in peace talks with the US, framing the dispute in terms of leverage and past breaches of promises.
Across outlets, the core message is consistent: Iran signals longer duration for any new round of fighting, while Washington’s stance is presented through Trump’s threats. Differences are mainly in emphasis—some lead with Iran’s warnings and military framing, while one outlet foregrounds Iran’s rejection of talks and parliamentary remarks.
