US warns Iran: Surrender now or face devastating death
US warns Iran: Surrender now or face devastating death
US warns Iran: Surrender now or face devastating death
(Web Desk): US President Donald Trump warned Iran to surrender or face death, claiming major US strikes destroyed key naval assets and hit hundreds of targets.

US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Iran’s military forces, declaring they must surrender or “face certain death” as the United States intensifies its military campaign against Tehran.

Following reported American troop casualties, Trump announced that military operations against Iran could last more than four weeks. He stressed that the United States would not allow the Iranian regime to gain access to nuclear weapons under any circumstances.

“We cannot permit Iran to obtain nuclear weapons,” Trump said, adding that military action would continue until strategic objectives are fully achieved.

US Claims Major Strikes on Iranian Military and Naval Assets

Trump claimed that US forces have targeted hundreds of sites across Iran, including installations linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), long-range missile facilities, and naval headquarters.

According to the US president, nine Iranian naval ships were destroyed, and additional vessels remain under threat. He asserted that Iran’s military command structure has been severely weakened, with many personnel reportedly willing to surrender.

Trump further stated that 48 key Iranian figures were killed during ongoing operations. However, independent confirmation from Iranian authorities has not yet been provided.

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Warning to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard

Addressing Iran’s Revolutionary Guard directly, Trump warned that refusal to lay down arms would result in severe consequences. He offered amnesty to those who surrender while warning of “certain death” for those who continue fighting.

He also said Iran’s long-range nuclear-capable missile program posed a direct threat to American citizens. Trump emphasized that retaliation would continue in response to any US casualties.

Regional Diplomacy and Rising Middle East Tensions

Trump confirmed he had spoken with regional leaders in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Jordan regarding the unfolding crisis. He acknowledged that further American casualties remain possible but vowed operations would persist until all objectives are met.

Despite the strong rhetoric, Trump signaled openness to potential negotiations, stating that Iranian representatives had shown interest in dialogue.

Defense analysts warn that the escalating US-Iran conflict could destabilize the broader Middle East, disrupt global oil markets, and heighten geopolitical risks.