Iran has warned neighbouring countries against joining what Tehran describes as a US economic war, threatening action against countries that participate in Washington's campaign to isolate the Iranian economy.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei reportedly issued the warning on state television, saying countries that impose economic restrictions on Iran would be considered enemies.

He warned that Tehran would first seek negotiations with such countries and urge them to distance themselves from Washington. However, he said Iran could target the interests of countries that refuse to change course.

Rezaei also said Iran had so far focused its attacks on US military bases rather than American economic interests. But he warned that further US sanctions could lead Iran to target American oil and economic companies in the region and elsewhere.

US President Donald Trump has meanwhile threatened severe economic consequences for countries providing what he described as a lifeline to Iran.

Iran Warns US Allies Over Sanctions As Hormuz Tensions And Regional Crisis Escalate

Iran's missile campaign is putting growing pressure on US military operations across West Asia, while Washington weighs its next move and President Donald Trump turns increasingly toward economic pressure and sanctions.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has become a central focus of the conflict, with questions emerging over resupply, deployment pressures and the ability of US forces to sustain extended operations in the region.

The conflict has also placed major pressure on American logistics infrastructure. Following attacks on key regional facilities, US forces have reportedly had to rely on alternative supply routes, including facilities farther from the Gulf.

Iranian missile attacks have forced US commanders to protect military bases, naval vessels and logistics hubs across the region, while American warships continue moving through strategically important waters.

Iran Missiles Pressure US War Machine As Trump Weighs Exit, Sanctions And Hormuz Crisis Deepen

Iran has warned neighbouring countries against joining what Tehran describes as a United States economic war against Iran, threatening action against the interests of countries that participate in economic restrictions.

The warning was issued by Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary during an interview with state television. He said countries taking part in economic restrictions against Iran would be regarded as enemies and warned that Tehran could target their interests if they refused to distance themselves from Washington.

Iranian officials also warned that further US sanctions could lead Tehran to target American oil and economic companies in the region and elsewhere.

Iran Threatens Action Against Countries Joining US Economic Campaign | U.S - Iran War 