The Iranian military on July 26 warned that the war in the Middle East would spread if the US chooses to continue promoting attacks against this country.
I believe that if the Americans are once again determined to continue the war, especially through air strikes, then geographically this will be even wider," Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia told state television.
His statement was made after the 2nd consecutive night the US stopped airstrikes and before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned trip to Washington to attend the funeral of Senator Lindsey Graham with President Donald Trump.
Earlier, on July 23 (US time), US President Donald Trump said that he was seriously considering resuming large-scale operations against Iran, while affirming that Tehran "is not suffering enough pain".
According to Qatar's Al Jazeera channel on the morning of July 24, in a statement on July 23 quoted by Axios, US President Donald Trump declared: "I am considering launching a large-scale attack, larger than any previous campaign. I am about to make a decision. We have completed all preparations.
The US leader admitted that such a decision would entail many consequences but said that he had not yet made a final decision and had not set a specific deadline.
