Iran Reportedly Threatens Persian Gulf Infrastructure if US-Israeli Airstrikes Resume

Iran has reportedly warned that it could target airports, pipelines and other civilian infrastructure across the Persian Gulf if the United States and Israel resume airstrikes, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The reported warning raises concerns about regional security and potential disruptions to energy transportation infrastructure in one of the world's most important oil-exporting regions.
Threats involving pipelines and transportation facilities can increase geopolitical risk premiums in crude oil and shipping markets, even before physical disruptions occur.
However, the warning is conditional and does not establish that attacks have taken place. The statement's exact wording, official status and implications require confirmation.