Trump threatens to end 'Iranian civilization' as zero hour approaches for opening Strait of Hormuz

US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to the Iranian leadership, threatening to end the country's existence as a civilization if it does not comply with American demands and sign a new agreement. These statements come as the deadline set by Washington for opening the Strait of Hormuz to international navigation approaches, amid a state of global alert in anticipation of what the field and political situations will lead to.

In a controversial post on the 'X' platform, Trump indicated that tonight might witness the end of a 47-year era of what he described as 'extortion, corruption, and death.' The US President affirmed that a radical change in the structure of the Iranian regime has already been achieved, claiming the emergence of new leaders and minds characterized by greater intelligence and less extremist orientations than their predecessors, which paves the way for a pivotal stage in the region's history.

Trump described the coming hours as one of the most important moments in complex global history, emphasizing his seriousness in implementing military threats if a political solution is not reached before the deadline. The White House had set 8:00 PM Eastern Time as the final deadline for implementing American conditions, affirming that there was no intention to extend this deadline under any circumstances.

On the diplomatic front, sources reported that the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, has intensified its shuttle diplomacy in a last-ditch effort to defuse the escalating crisis between Washington and Tehran. Pakistani mediation seeks to find a consensual formula that prevents both parties from sliding into a direct military confrontation that could ignite a widespread regional war, in light of American threats to target vital infrastructure.

It is worth noting that American threats were not limited to political aspects, but also included a vow to launch intensive airstrikes targeting all power stations and vital bridges throughout Iranian territory within one day. Observers believe that this escalatory rhetoric puts the international community to a real test to prevent a humanitarian and military catastrophe in one of the world's most sensitive regions economically and security-wise.

An entire Iranian civilization will die tonight and will never return, and I don't want that to happen, but it most likely will.