Trump's Ultimatum to Iran: Countdown Begins Amid Threats

The world is watching developments in the Middle East as Donald Trump's ultimatum to Iran expires. US Defense Secretary Pit Hegseth announced a possible major attack.

Trump warned that if there is no agreement or the Strait of Hormuz is not opened, there will be a harsh response. "American forces can crush Iranian forces in one night," he said.

Trump expressed displeasure with negotiations in Pakistan and accused Iran of rejecting the ceasefire proposal.

He also referred to the rescue operation of an American pilot, revealing that dozens of aircraft were used. He also expressed his annoyance at the leak of information that endangered the military.

Iran's Supreme Religious Leader Mojtaba Khamenei condemned US-Israeli attacks on Iranian infrastructure.

Meanwhile, Iran is suffering losses of commanders and strikes on energy infrastructure. The commander of the secret expeditionary unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was killed in a raid.

Israel confirmed that it hit Iran's largest petrochemical plant in Asaluyeh.

At the same time, clashes continue in Lebanon, with raids on both sides.