'They better not do' - Donald Trump warns Iran after Tehran's attack threat to US, Israel middle east bases

Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran following reports of a potential attack threat from Tehran targeting American and Israeli facilities in the Middle East.

In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, the former US President said Iran had indicated plans to launch a severe strike, claiming the attack could be stronger than any previous action taken by the country.

Trump cautioned Iran against carrying out such an attack, stating that if it happened, the response from the United States would be overwhelming.

“They better not do that, because if they do, we will hit them with a force that has never been seen before,” Trump wrote, adding that he was grateful for attention to the matter.

The warning comes amid growing tensions between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, with both sides engaging in repeated threats and counter-threats over regional security issues.

Iran has not yet issued a detailed public response to Trump’s statement. The development adds to concerns about a possible escalation in the already volatile Middle East region, where diplomatic relations remain strained.

Security analysts say any direct confrontation involving major powers in the region could have broader geopolitical and economic implications, especially for global energy supplies and maritime trade routes.

The situation is being closely monitored as diplomatic and military signals continue to emerge from both sides.