Iran has warned the United States that it will widen the conflict if Washington continues its attacks, as tensions escalate between the two nations. The Iranian leadership has issued a chilling warning, stating that the war could change the "geography of war" with the use of "new weapons." This comes amid heightened tensions following the US Treasury Secretary's announcement that Iranian airlines will face global shutdowns by September 23 due to sanctions.

Meanwhile, Iran has strengthened its ties with Pakistan, with the interior minister thanking Islamabad for its mediation efforts in the region. This cooperation comes as Iran continues to support Yemeni forces, which have reported strikes against Houthi fighters and supply lines near Bab al-Mandeb and in al-Bayda. France has also criticized Iran for the closure of a language center in Tehran, calling it "unjustifiable."

The situation remains volatile as Iran considers exiting the Non-Proliferation Treaty, signaling a potential shift in its nuclear policy. The international community is closely watching as the conflict between Iran and the US continues to evolve.