Wars are not won by tweets, Ali Larijani gives direct warning to Donald Trump, Iran-America tension at its peak

News India Live, Digital Desk: Secretary of Iran’s ‘Supreme National Security Council’ amid the ongoing fierce conflict in the Middle East Ali Larijani US President Donald Trump But there has been a sharp counterattack. Larijani has said in clear words that it may be easy to start a war, but it cannot be ended merely through social media posts or tweets.

“War does not stop with tweets”: Larijani’s strong message

In fact, President Trump had recently claimed that after the American attacks, Iran’s power has almost ended and this war will end soon. Responding to this, Larijani wrote on social media platform ‘X’:

“Trump claims he wants a quick victory. But he must understand that war is not a digital game. It cannot be ended with a few tweets. We will not back down until you pay the full price of your colossal mistake.”

3 main reasons for the dispute: Why is Iran enraged?

Revenge for loss of leadership: There is widespread anger in Iran following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the attacks on 28 February 2026. Larijani has vowed harsh retribution, calling it an “irreparable loss.”

Threat to energy infrastructure: Trump had threatened that America could shut down Iran’s entire power system within an hour. In response, Iran has warned that if their grid is touched, they will disrupt the energy supply to the entire region.

Strait of Hormuz: Iran has hinted that it could shut down the world’s most important oil route, which could wreak havoc on the global economy.

Trump’s outspoken style: “I don’t care”

Amidst these threats from Iran, Donald Trump remains firm on his aggressive stance. He said in an interview that he was not bothered by Larijani’s threats and that Iran now had no other option but ‘unconditional surrender’.

Is the world moving towards a major regional war?

This statement of Larijani is an indication that Iran is ready to prolong this conflict (War of Attrition). He has also warned neighboring countries that if their land is used against Iran, the consequences will be serious. Experts believe that this ‘war of words’ between the two countries can take the form of a major ground conflict at any time.