Iran's Araghchi Warns US: 'Escalation on Your Shoulders'

0:00On March 7th, Iran's foreign minister, Said Abbas Aragchi, has issued a stark warning to the United States, saying any escalation intentions with, Iran would fall squarely on America's shoulders. He accused President Donald Trump of twisting Tehran's signals for peace, claiming he risks stragging the whole region into conflict. Aragchi pointed out that Iranian President Masood Pizeshkin recently offered openness to the escalation. That gesture came with a clear condition. Neighboring countries must not let their airspace, land, or waters be used for strikes against Iran. The minister stressed Iran's military readiness, noting forces stand prepared to defend the nation if pushed. He also slammed the mounting costs of U.S. involvement, already hitting $100 billion, plus American lives lost. Aragchi referenced U.S. intelligence reports from 18 agencies, which he says conclude a war with Iran is doomed to fail. The question if warnings about this reached Trump and blame Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

1:00Netanyahu for steering U.S. policy toward unwanted middle, East fights. As markets watch closely, these sharp words underscore the fragile balance, with Iran bowing self-defense while urging neighbors to stay neutral amid. Rising stakes