Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, "should be very worried now," declared Donald Trump, who continues to keep tensions high between the US and Tehran.
Speaking to NBC, the US president referred to the consequences of the attacks on Iranian facilities, as well as the question of whether Tehran is trying to restart its nuclear program.
Meanwhile, the Iranian military is on heightened alert, while Israeli forces are also on alert for any possible scenario.
Earlier today, Wednesday, it was announced that talks between Iran and the United States, which were expected to take place in Oman, have failed.
The United States clarified on Wednesday that it does not intend to accept Tehran's demands to change the location and format of talks scheduled for Friday, according to two US officials cited by Axios.
The US-Iran talks were agreed to take place on Friday in Istanbul, with other Middle Eastern countries participating as observers.
However, on Tuesday, the Iranian side requested that the talks be moved to Oman and held in a purely bilateral format, arguing that they would focus exclusively on the nuclear program and not on other issues, such as missiles, which are a priority for the US and countries in the region. /Panorama
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