Iran warns US against ground invasion as regional diplomats seek an end to the war
Iran has warned the US against a ground invasion, threatening to set American troops on fire, as regional diplomats meet in Pakistan to seek an end to the month-long war. The war has resulted in over 3,000 deaths and disrupted global supplies of oil, natural gas, and fertilizer, with Iran's grip on the Strait of Hormuz shaking markets and prices.
Iran's parliament speaker warned the US against a ground invasion. Iranian forces are ready to set American troops on fire. Regional diplomats met in Pakistan to seek an end to the war. The war has disrupted global supplies and shaken markets. Iran has eased some restrictions on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. A settlement to the war is being sought with clear guarantees that Iranian attacks on neighbors will not be repeated.
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