Iran Warns Of 'Regional' War! Tehran Threatens 'Earth-Shattering Blow' If US Attacks Again | Watch

Iran has issued a stark warning to Washington, saying another U.S. attack could spread the conflict across a much wider part of West Asia. Iranian Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia said any fresh American intervention, under pressure from Israel, would have serious regional consequences. In a post on X, he warned that the flames of war could engulf a much wider geographical area. The statement comes amid renewed threats from From Washington and Israel. Raising concerns over another escalation. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has directed the country's armed forces to prepare for an immediate and effective response to potential enemy threats. According to state news agency IRNA, Khamenei issued the instructions during a meeting with senior military commanders on October 31. He said Iran's armed forces and people would determine the timing and conditions for ending any future military or terrorist attacks. He also called for strengthening military preparedness and ensuring the welfare of armed forces personnel. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned of an earth-shattering blow if the country is attacked again. He said Iran's armed forces were ready to confront anyone threatening its people. Araghchi also criticized German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over his remarks about the economic cost of the war in Europe. Referring to an estimated 100 billion euros in European energy costs, Araghchi said the consequences of an Iranian response would be far greater. He added that red lines are a thing of the past. As military rhetoric intensifies, regional mediators are attempting to prevent another round of fighting. A Qatari delegation arrived in Tehran on October 30 for discussions with senior Iranian officials. Qatar and Pakistan have been working to bridge differences between Washington and Tehran. However, their efforts have yet to produce a lasting agreement. The latest visit reflects continuing diplomatic attempts to keep negotiations alive despite the growing tensions. The Trump administration is also reportedly exploring a fresh diplomatic channel with Tehran. According to the Wall Street Journal, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance sent a letter to Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei at President Donald Trump's direction. The communication was reportedly intended to restart negotiations and avoid further American strikes. Iran has confirmed receiving the letter, but has not publicly revealed its response. The confrontation comes just days before the United States holds its midterm elections on November 4. The war has faced opposition among sections of the American electorate, particularly as disruptions to energy supplies have driven up fuel prices. A prolonged conflict could become a political challenge for Trump's Trump's Republican administration. Meanwhile, Israel held legislative elections on October 14th, allowing voters to deliver their verdict on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government. Netanyahu has repeatedly vowed to bring down Iran's government. The conflict has also disrupted one of the world's most important energy corridors, the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has blocked the strategic waterway since the war began in late February, affecting global oil and gas shipments. The conflict started with US-Israeli strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several senior military commanders. Tehran retaliated by attacking Israel and US military assets across West Asia. Washington subsequently imposed a blockade on Iranian ports, seeking to weaken Tehran economically. With energy supplies disrupted and diplomatic efforts still underway, the strategic waterway remains central to the wider confrontation. If you like this video, then like, share and subscribe to Mirror Now.