30.03.2026 14:50
On the 31st day of the US-Israel-Iran war, as the clashes continue, US President Donald Trump threatened to escalate the violence by stating that they would target Iran's electricity production facilities and oil infrastructure if no agreement is reached.
On the 31st day of the US-Israel-Iran war, the mutual retaliatory attacks between the parties continue with full force. While the whole world closely follows the developments in the region, a new threat has come from US President Donald Trump.
"WE HAVE NOT TOUCHED THESE YET"
Trump stated that they would increase the intensity of the attacks if no agreement is reached, saying, "If a deal cannot be reached in a short time, we will blow up and completely destroy all electricity production facilities, oil wells, and Harg Island in Iran (and possibly all desalination plants). We have especially not touched these yet. This will be a retaliation for our soldiers and others killed during Iran's 47-year-old old regime's 'Terror Reign'."
"WITH A NEW AND REASONABLE REGIME..."
In his speech, Trump described the new regime as "reasonable," stating, "The US is conducting serious negotiations with a new and more reasonable regime to end our military operations in Iran."
IRAN DRONES DISPLAYED WITH TARGETS THEY HIT
Despite Trump's threats, there is significant confidence on the Iranian front. According to information obtained from Press TV, Iran's Shahed-136 type kamikaze drone is displaying the targets it hit in its recent attacks with stickers engraved on them like "badge of honor."
The following targets are among them:
- E-3 Sentry AWACS early warning aircraft
- AN/TPY-2 radar linked to the THAAD system
- AN/MPQ-65 radar belonging to the Patriot air defense system
RESPONSE TO THE US OFFER
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Bekayi made statements regarding the agenda at a weekly press conference in the capital Tehran. Bekayi expressed that US officials constantly change their positions and make inconsistent statements, saying about the 15-item proposal presented by the US, "The proposal sent by the US mostly contains very ambitious, unrealistic, and unreasonable demands."