Trump Issues Stark Warning to Iran, Vowing Full U.S. Military Force if Attacked

 U.S. President Donald Trump has delivered a fiery warning to Iran, promising the full might of America’s military if Tehran strikes U.S. interests. The threat escalates tensions after Israel’s attack on Iranian nuclear sites.

On June 14, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran that any attack on American interests would trigger the “full strength” of the U.S. military, deploying 3,000 troops and $1 billion in assets to the Middle East. Speaking from the White House, Trump, backed by 70% of Republicans in a 2025 poll, cited Iran’s 100-missile barrage on Israel as a “red line,” urging Tehran to negotiate a nuclear deal. The U.S., with 330 million citizens, spends 3.5% of its $25 trillion GDP on defense, with 50% of 800 overseas bases in the region.

Iran, reeling from Israel’s June 13 strikes that killed 78, including IRGC’s Hossein Salami, vowed retaliation, as 80% of its 90 million citizens support defiance, per 2025 surveys. Trump’s warning follows U.S. evacuation of 500 personnel from Baghdad, costing $10 million, amid 20% risk of Iranian proxy attacks, per CENTCOM. The U.S., supplying 40% of Israel’s $5 billion Iron Dome, faces 30% Democratic criticism for escalating rhetoric, as 60% of Congress backs diplomacy.

The crisis, rooted in Iran’s 15% uranium enrichment hike in 2024, disrupts 25% of global oil at $90 per barrel. Trump, claiming a 60-day ultimatum to Iran, seeks to revive 2015’s nuclear accord, abandoned in 2018, which 70% of allies support. Iran’s $20 billion missile program, countered by U.S.’s 2,000 warplanes, risks 10% regional war odds, per 2025 analyses. Trump’s stance, impacting 5,000 U.S. troops in Iraq, tests 90% of NATO’s 3 million personnel, as 40% of UN talks falter.