Iran has issued a stark warning following U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of bombings if Tehran does not agree to a nuclear deal. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei's adviser, Ali Larijani, cautioned that Iran may seek nuclear weapons if forced to defend itself.

Iran's UN ambassador slammed the U.S. for its “warmongering provocations” and vowed a swift and decisive response to any attack. Meanwhile, Iran's Revolutionary Guard commander warned the U.S. not to underestimate Tehran's military reach, referencing American bases in the region.

As diplomatic tensions rise, Iran summoned Switzerland's charge d'affaires, which represents U.S. interests in Tehran. While Western nations accuse Iran of pursuing nuclear weapons, Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful.

The crisis deepens as the world watches whether military conflict looms on the horizon.