Iran again threatens to destroy region’s energy facilities if own attacked

Iran has once again warned that it will target and destroy energy facilities across the region if its own infrastructure comes under further attack. Military officials said any continued strikes by the United States and Israel on Iranian oil and gas sites would trigger a broader retaliation against energy assets linked to their allies.

According to Iranian authorities, recent attacks on key facilities, including the South Pars gas field, have escalated tensions and prompted Tehran to adopt a more aggressive stance. Officials warned that further escalation could severely disrupt global energy supplies and push oil prices significantly higher.

Analysts say the threats mark a dangerous phase in the ongoing conflict, with energy infrastructure now at the center of hostilities. Experts caution that any large-scale strikes on Gulf oil and gas facilities could have serious consequences for global markets and energy security.