Trump told Fox News on Sunday that he has reached a tipping point with Iran and could "blow up the entire nation" if Tehran does not change course.
He outlined three options: a full‑scale attack, an economic collapse, or a diplomatic settlement, warning that "very big things" would happen soon.
Iran's central command said any U.S. strike would provoke retaliation without limits, and Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called for a dual strategy of fighting and negotiation.
Ghalibaf urged that Iran's position is clear and non‑negotiable, and that the country has already conveyed its seven conditions for a truce to Washington through Qatari mediators.
U.S. and regional allies are reportedly preparing to resume operations against Iran, while Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei waits for a response from Washington ahead of the UN General Assembly.