Iran Threatens ‘All-Out War’ If US Joins Israel in Ongoing Conflict

Iran is openly threatening the United States with “all-out war” if it joins Israel in the rapidly escalating Middle East conflict even as Israeli jets continue to devastate Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei made the threat during an Al Jazeera interview Wednesday, warning that any American involvement would ignite a regional firestorm. “Any American intervention would be a recipe for an all-out war in the region,” he said.

Yet the real war may have already begun. Israel’s overnight airstrikes targeted Tehran’s centrifuge production sites, military helicopters, and missile infrastructure — in total, over 1,100 military components have been hit in just six days. These weren’t symbolic strikes. They were surgical dismantling of Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

• Israeli forces confirmed the death of Ali Shadmani, Iran’s “wartime chief of staff,” just four days after his appointment.

• Over 50 Israeli fighter jets struck a critical centrifuge facility in three waves Tuesday night.

• Iran retaliated with 30 missile launches. Most were intercepted, with zero reported casualties in Israel.

While Tehran insists its nuclear program is “peaceful,” it's the only non-nuclear nation enriching uranium up to 60% a short step from weapons-grade material. And despite U.S. intelligence downplaying Iran’s weapons development earlier this year, Israel wasn’t fooled. They moved first and decisively.

President Trump, who initially distanced himself from Israel’s preemptive strike, is now making his stance clear. “We now have complete and total control of the skies over Iran,” he said on Truth Social. He even confirmed U.S. forces know the location of Iran’s Supreme Leader but, “will not take him out for now.”

Make no mistake, the Trump administration is preparing for the worst. As Iran scrambles to fire from central locations like Isfahan and backs its proxy Hamas, the U.S. is repositioning military assets, signaling that patience is wearing thin.

Iran's ambassador to Geneva, Ali Bahreini, added fuel to the fire by rejecting any calls to curb Iran's nuclear efforts, saying uranium enrichment would continue “as far as we need.” That confirms what many have feared: Iran has no intention of backing down, despite the destruction raining down on its military leadership.

Trump, meanwhile, isn't interested in another pointless cease-fire. He’s demanding Iran’s “complete surrender” and has already warned that if the conflict widens, the U.S. response will be swift and overwhelming.

This isn’t just about nuclear ambitions. It’s about the survival of Israel, regional security, and American strength. And under Trump, that strength is being felt across the skies of Iran.

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