Trump states US military is "raring to go" for war with Iran as ceasefire deadline approaches; Iran warns of creating "another hell".

President Trump emphasized on Tuesday that the U.S. military is "raring to go" for action against Iran, declaring: "I expect to be bombing because I think that's a better attitude to go in with. But we're ready to go."
With a ceasefire due to expire on Wednesday at 5:30 am IST, Trump criticized Tehran for allegedly violating the truce, stating: "They've violated the Cease Fire numerous times!"
In stark response, Iranian officials expressed readiness for another confrontation. According to the Tasnim News Agency, Iran has "prepared new surprises for a potential new round of combat."
The agency reported that Iranian sources warned of creating "another hell" for the U.S. and its allies if war resumes.
Trump asserted, "We’re loaded up... the military is raring to go," reflecting heightened tensions between the two nations. U.S. officials have indicated that they feel "locked and loaded" to dismantle Iran's energy infrastructure if necessary. Iranian military leaders, on the other hand, warned of an “immediate and decisive response” if hostilities recommence.
As both sides prepare for potential conflict amidst failed negotiations, the risk of escalation looms larger, threatening implications for regional stability.
The situation underscores broader geopolitical conflicts, with energy ramifications amplified amid ongoing crises in global oil markets, termed by the International Energy Agency as “the biggest crisis in history.”

As a ceasefire deadline approaches, President Trump asserted the U.S. military is "raring to go" for war with Iran, anticipating strikes if negotiations fail. Iran responded, warning it is prepared for another conflict, vowing to create "another hell" for American forces and allies.