Iran threatens to target cables and data centers in the region if fighting is renewed

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The crisis between America and Iran is still ongoing, and in the latest political developments in the negotiations file, Secretary of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, threatened on Monday that Tehran will target cables and data centers in the region, if violent fighting breaks out again.

He said that Tehran considers the recent American response to the proposal to end the war “insufficient.”

Rezaei added that Iran is no longer responding to the United States, indicating that Washington must clarify some issues, revealing that Washington agreed to some of the seven conditions, while other conditions are still unclear.

Rezaei threatened to target cables, data centers, artificial intelligence facilities and other sites in the region if heavy fighting broke out again.

This comes as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held security consultations related to Iran following statements by US President Donald Trump about the possibility of resuming military strikes.

According to Israeli Channel 13, the decision to resume military operations has not yet been decided, stressing that communication with the American army is continuing and is characterized by clarity and accuracy.

The New York Times reported earlier that Trump asked the Pentagon to prepare plans for new military operations against Iran, including an intense campaign lasting about three days.