🔸The IRGC Central Command said on Sunday, 29 Shahrivar, that, based on “information received,” the United States—supported by some regional countries—was preparing to resume military actions against Iran.

🔸In a statement from the command, which is affiliated with the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic, without referencing any details or providing evidence, it claimed that the United States “has once again decided, with the green light of some regional countries, at a joint meeting in one of the European countries, to restart actions against the Islamic Republic of Iran.”

🔸Donald Trump, the U.S. president, had said on 26 Shahrivar in an interview with the Axios news website that, in the war with Iran, the United States had come close to a sensitive point where it would have to decide whether to resume wide-ranging attacks against Iran. However, in the following days, he repeatedly talked about Iran’s efforts to reach an agreement with the United States.

🔸Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, also announced on Saturday that the Islamic Republic has conveyed its “conditions” for stopping the war with the United States and holding talks through Qatar, and is waiting for a response from the U.S. president.

🔸In its latest statement, the IRGC Central Command threatened the United States and regional countries, saying that if military attacks on Iran are resumed, it would target “all basing locations and interests” of the United States in the Middle East “without any limitations or considerations.”