Iran warns the US of an 'unpredictable' military response as Trump claims Tehran's forces have been 'decapitated'
Donald Trump, pictured with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance, whose notably different tones on Iran — Vance voicing optimism over a diplomatic deal — emerged as polls opened on the midterms.IRGC Navy missile infrastructure tunnels along Iran's southern coast, as Tehran unveiled a mural calling for the killing of Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump, speaking from Washington on the eve of the US midterms, boasted that American strikes had destroyed Iranian aircraft, naval vessels and air defences, leaving Tehran's military "decapitated." Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf fired back with a warning of severe retaliation if the US launches further attacks, while four tankers were reportedly ablaze after hitting mines near the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel has shared intelligence with the US claiming Iran is considering chemical weapons use, though several American officials suspect Netanyahu is pushing for a return to major combat.
A billboard reading 'We will kill Trump' appeared in Tehran's Enghelab Square, depicting him as a prisoner with his head bowed.
