Iran warns of ‘zero restraint’ as Trump threatens to ‘blow up’ South Pars after Qatar LNG strikes

Iran’s response to Israeli strikes on its energy infrastructure used only a fraction of its power, with future attacks set to draw “zero restraint,” Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said on X.





He emphasised that the earlier restraint was shown out of respect for calls for de-escalation, and stressed that any resolution to the conflict must address damage to civilian sites.

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The remarks come against the backdrop of a stark warning from US President Donald Trump, who threatened “overwhelming force” against Iran’s flagship South Pars gas field if attacks on Qatar’s LNG facilities continue.

Trump described Iran’s recent retaliatory strikes as misplaced and signaled readiness to act unilaterally to protect Qatar’s energy assets.

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The comments highlight the rising tensions in West Asia, where strikes on critical oil and gas infrastructure are increasingly threatening regional stability and global energy markets.