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Trump warns of greatest moves on Iran but as Tehran lashes out throughout Gulf

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Last updated: July 24, 2026 12:11 am
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America president’s risk comes after every other day of Iranian assaults on Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan.

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United States President Donald Trump says he would possibly release the biggest moves on Iran but after Tehran performed every other wave of retaliatory assaults on US allies within the Gulf, together with hitting a telecommunications tower in Kuwait.

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“I am close to making a decision. We are all set for it,” Trump stated.

The risk raises the stakes once more in a weeks-long army disagreement through which the United States has attacked Iran for 12 instantly nights, together with hitting bridges and tunnels, consistent with Iranian media studies.

Iran’s retaliatory assaults have rippled all the way through a lot of the Gulf, sparking fears of a worsening power disaster.

The spiralling war has all however destroyed an intervening time peace deal signed via the United States and Iran closing month.

‘Eye for an eye’

Iranian Minister of International Affairs Abbas Araghchi warned on Wednesday that Tehran would retaliate “an eye for an eye” towards any long term assaults, together with the ones on Iran’s infrastructure.

After every other evening of US assaults on Wednesday, Iran replied with missile and drone assaults on Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait on Thursday.

Iran’s Islamic Modern Guard Corps (IRGC) stated the assaults in Jordan and Kuwait focused and hit US army belongings.

The IRGC additionally said attacking a telecommunications tower in Kuwait, announcing it used to be in retaliation for US assaults on telecommunications towers in Iran.

In a commentary addressing the Kuwaiti other folks without delay, the IRGC insisted that the United States, no longer Iran, had breached the Gulf state’s “territorial integrity and sovereignty”.

In a while Thursday, Kuwait stated that its Abdali border crossing with Iraq had additionally come underneath assault via “hostile drones”.

“The armed forces’ retaliatory attacks will continue as long as the US attacks on the country’s infrastructure and coastal areas continue,” stated the Iranian military’s spokesperson, Mohammad Akraminia.

Houthis assault Saudi tankers

In the meantime, Yemen’s Houthi rebels additional expanded the disagreement on Thursday via firing at two Saudi tankers within the Purple Sea, resulting in large global condemnation and a spike in international oil costs.

“The situation is getting out of control. It is teetering on the edge of the unimaginable,” United International locations Secretary-Common Antonio Guterres advised a gathering of the Safety Council. “One crisis feeds another. One escalation triggers the next.”

The Houthis have declared a blockade of Saudi Arabian ports, destabilising a 2d key international transport direction: the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

The Strait of Hormuz has been successfully close since the United States and Israel introduced the struggle on Iran in past due February.

Reporting from Sanaa, Yemen, Al Jazeera’s Yousef Mawry cited Houthi resources as announcing that the amenities of Saudi Arabia’s nationwide oil corporate Aramco “could become a future target” of the Houthis if Riyadh does no longer carry its personal blockade on Houthi-controlled ports.

The global oil benchmark Brent crude surged previous $100 a barrel on Thursday for the primary time in Might, in what analysts stated will have a good better have an effect on at the international financial system.

“Much of the world’s spare production capacity has already been used, while strategic and commercial oil inventories are lower than when the war began, leaving the market with fewer buffers against a prolonged supply disruption,” stated Janiv Shah, vice chairman of the Rystad Power consultancy.

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