Iran issues chilling warning, says war with US may resume as Trump maintains…, what exactly happened?

Iran has warned that the conflict with the United States could start again as the fragile ceasefire continues to hold only in name. Iranian armed forces said it is “likely” that war with the US and Israel may resume, accusing Washington of not following any agreements. The statement comes at a time when diplomatic talks remain stalled and both sides continue to exchange strong political messages instead of moving toward a clear peace deal.

Iran Questions US Intentions

Iranian officials have openly expressed doubts about US intentions in ongoing negotiations. According to Iranian military officials, Washington cannot be trusted due to what they call repeated broken promises in the past. Deputy military headquarters official Mohammad Jafar Asadi said that US statements are mainly for media attention and are aimed at controlling oil prices while avoiding responsibility for the situation they helped create. Iran also claims its armed forces are fully prepared for any future escalation.

Trump’s Mixed Signals on Iran Policy

US President Donald Trump has added to the uncertainty with mixed statements about Iran. While his administration has said that hostilities have been “terminated,” military pressure, including a naval blockade, is still reportedly in place. Trump also admitted he is not satisfied with Iran’s latest proposal but did not explain the issues. He said Iran is asking for terms that he cannot accept, leaving the future of negotiations unclear.

“Deal or Strike” Options on Table

Trump told reporters that the US is considering two major options regarding Iran—either negotiate a deal or launch strong military action. He said the US could “blast” Iran or try to reach an agreement, adding that he personally prefers avoiding conflict. However, he also made it clear that all options remain open. When asked about possible new strikes, Trump refused to comment directly, increasing speculation about US intentions.

Will The Ceasefire Continue?

The current ceasefire between the US and Iran has now lasted for about three weeks, but tensions remain high. With both sides maintaining strong rhetoric and no visible diplomatic breakthrough, the situation remains unstable. Analysts believe that without meaningful progress in negotiations, the risk of renewed conflict will continue to rise, keeping global attention focused on the region.