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New Delhi. US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of dire consequences if it attacks any US ship in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump said on Truth Social that if Iran attacks a ship using missiles, rockets, drones or any other weapon, the US will destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant. The action may also include structures located near or within the city of Tehran.

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This warning has come at a time when tensions between Iran and America are continuously increasing in West Asia. The Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for global oil supplies, remains a potential flashpoint for conflict between the two countries.

Will the crisis deepen further in West Asia?

President Trump’s statement makes it clear that America will not tolerate any kind of aggression from Iran and will take strict action in response. The purpose of this warning is to prevent Iran from any kind of military adventurism, especially in a region that is very important for the global economy.

This tough stance may further increase the already unstable environment in the region. It will be important to see how Iran responds to this warning and whether it helps in reducing tensions or makes the situation more complicated.

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What happened till now?

America has attacked Iran for the 11th consecutive day. In these attacks, there have been reports of explosions in Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant and Larak Island located in the Strait of Hormuz as well as in Tabriz and Chabahar.

Iran has claimed retaliatory attacks on US military bases in Jordan and Bahrain. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited one of those three pilot areas. The army has deployed here under an agreement with Israel and has promised a return to life in the south. Speaking at the ASEAN meeting in the Philippines, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Iran “the troublemaker of the region.” He said Iran’s demand for control and toll collection in the Strait of Hormuz would set “a very dangerous precedent.”