Donald Trump has declared that the United States will “destroy” Iran’s power plants unless the Strait of Hormuz is completely reopened within 48 hours. This aggressive stance, reported by the Gazeta Express on March 22, 2026, at 9:45, saw the former president threaten to “strike and obliterate” Iranian energy infrastructure. The United States’ response stems from concerns about Iran’s intentions to retaliate.
State media in Iran indicates a planned attack on American infrastructure within the region. This escalation follows ongoing tensions involving Saudi Arabia, which ordered the removal of Iranian military personnel and embassy staff. Tehran continues its assaults on neighboring Gulf states, further fueling the volatile situation.
Simultaneously, in Israel, police and bomb disposal teams were focused on mitigating the “impact” of munitions discovered in the Tel Aviv district. Trump’s ultimatum underscores the severity of the situation and the potential for further conflict between the states. The future remains uncertain as negotiations continue to attempt to de-escalate the crisis involving Iran.
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