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Mideast war: Iranian military says Trump’s ‘arrogant rhetoric’ has ‘no effect’ on its operations

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A man holds an Iranian flag, in Tehran, April 6, 2026. (ATTA KENARE / AFP)

A man holds an Iranian flag, in Tehran, April 6, 2026. (ATTA KENARE / AFP)

The President of the United States once again threatened the Tehran regime on Monday during a press conference on the eve of the expiration of his ultimatum before bombing energy infrastructure in Iran, set for Tuesday evening.

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La réponse de Téhéran a été rapide. After Donald Trump’s press conference, Monday April 6, 2026, the Iranian army will balayé the “rude and arrogant rhetoric” et “unfounded threats” of the American president. The spokesperson for the Iranian armed forces, quoted by state radio and television, assured that this had not “no effect on the continuation of the offensive and the crushing operations” of the Iranian army”. Earlier, the American president assured during a press conference that his army could destroy “in four hours” Iranian bridges and power plants if the Islamic Republic does not unblock the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Iran “could be destroyed in a single night”menace Donald Trump. The American president recalled that the ultimatum he set for Tehran ends tomorrow evening. “The entire country could be destroyed in a single night, and that night could be tomorrow [mardi]affirmed the head of state. “We give them until tomorrow, 8 p.m. (…) But after that, they will no longer have bridges, no more power stations… The Stone Age”he threatened. The Iranians “want us to continue bombing”he added, assuring that the people of Iran are “prêt à souffrir” to change diet.
  • “A historic rescue operation” hailed by Donald Trump. “We sent 200 soldiers to save one (…). It was a difficult decision to make, but we leave no American behind.”declared the President of the United States on Monday. He detailed the efforts and means deployed by the American army, affirming that more than 170 planes had been involved in these two rescue operations. “We wanted to deceive the enemy and therefore scattered our planes in seven different locations”he detailed about the rescue of the second pilot, welcoming a “historic operation”.
  • An Iranian petrochemical complex hit by Israel. The Israeli defense minister announced that the army had carried out strikes on “the largest Iranian petrochemical complex”Monday. “The Israeli army forcefully struck the largest petrochemical complex in Iran, located in Assalouyeh, a key target that provides about half of the country’s petrochemical production”declared Israel Katz in a video message. Of the “installations annexes” were affected, specifies for its part the Iranian National Oil Company, cited by Iranian agencies. The extent of the damage is currently being assessed and there have been no deaths to report. Subsequently, another petrochemical complex was also targeted by strikes, this time in Marvdasht. City officials speak of “minor damage”according to the Fars agency.
  • Israel says it has struck Iranian helicopters and planes in Tehran. The Israeli army said in a statement on Monday that it had carried out night strikes targeting several Iranian planes and helicopters in Tehran. “Dozens of Israeli fighters struck planes, helicopters and other military infrastructure at Mehrabad International Airport, and the Bahram and Azmayesh airport military installations.” in the Iranian capital, according to the Israeli army.
  • Four dead in strike in Haifa, Israel. The bodies of the victims were extracted on Monday from the debris of a building hit the day before by an Iranian ballistic missile. A woman around 35 years old was found dead around 12:40 p.m. local time, Magen David Adom rescuers announced, adding that the other victims were a man and a woman around 80 years old, as well as a man around 40 years old.

  • #MIDDLE_EAST For the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Faith Birol, the energy crisis linked to the war in the Middle East will be the worst the world has ever known. In an interview to appear tomorrow in Le Figaro, he declares that“there are also reasons to be optimistic”. According to him, “the architecture of the global energy system will change”, for the benefit of renewable energies, in particular solar and wind “whose installation is very quick.” #FUEL

  • Spokesperson for the Iranian Armed Forces Command

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    “The crude and arrogant rhetoric, as well as the baseless threats of the deranged American president (…) have no effect on the continuation of the offensive and the crushing operations [de l’armée iranienne]”.

    #MIDDLE_EAST The spokesperson for Khatam Al-Anbiya, the command of the Iranian armed forces, responded to new threats from Donald Trump, who assured early in the evening that the American army would destroy Iranian bridges and power plants if the Islamic Republic did not unblock the Strait of Hormuz by tomorrow evening. And this answer is rather scathing…

  • #MIDDLE_EAST A second Iranian petrochemical complex was targeted as part of an Israeli army operation, she announces on. At the end of these strikes, “more than 85% of the country’s petrochemical export capacity inoperative”assures this source, adding thatThis site is used to “the production and (…) export of chemical materials intended for the manufacture of explosives”.
  • #MIDDLE_EAST While Donald Trump a menacé de détruire l’Iran “whole”if the country does not respond favorably by tomorrow to its ultimatum concerning the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, the New York Stock Exchange ended higher. Despite these persistent geopolitical tensions and a new rise in oil prices, the Dow Jones rose by 0.36%, the Nasdaq index by 0.54% and the broader S&P 500 index by 0.44%.

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    researcher at the French Institute of Strategic Analysis 0 seconds ago

    “It would take a miracle for the Iranian regime to accept [de rouvrir le détroit d’Ormuz et d’engager une trêve]. This is what Donald Trump did not understand, the Iranian regime will not be able to give in” à l’ultimatum du président américain.

    #MIDDLE_EAST “When Donald Trump says that the regime has changed, he is right. It is no longer the mullahs’ regime (…) it is a military regime”, a estimated researcher David Rigoulet-Roze, from the French Institute of Strategic Analysis, on franceinfo. “They are radicals.”

  • #MIDDLE_EAST Self-congratulations for a “historic rescue” and new threats to Iranian leaders: Donald Trump spoke for an hour and a half during a press conference dedicated to the conflict with Iran. Here’s what you need to remember:
  • #MIDDLE_EAST “Unacceptable and reprehensible behavior from any party, regardless of the circumstances.” In a telephone conversation with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, the Prime Minister of Qatar condemned attacks on infrastructure carried out by “any part”. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani also denounced the “Iran’s reckless disregard for regional security” through his attacks on his neighbors, according to a press release.

  • #MIDDLE_EAST Will the French who planned to travel by plane this summer see their plans disrupted by kerosene rationing? While 21% of the kerosene consumed in the world passes through the Strait of Hormuz, the conflict in the Middle East has already forced airlines to cancel flights, particularly in Asia. #FUEL

  • update on the news

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    It’s high time to take stock of this evening’s news:

    • #ARTEMIS The Artemis II astronauts are officially the human beings who have ventured furthest from Earth, going more than 400 to 171 kilometers into space. The four astronauts (three Americans and one Canadian) will be the first humans to observe the hidden side of the star, before returning to Earth. Follow our live stream.
    • #MIDDLE_EAST The American president recalled that the ultimatum he set for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz ends tomorrow evening. “The entire country could be destroyed in a single night, and that night could be tomorrow.”a affirmé Donald Trump. “We give them until tomorrow, 8 p.m. (…) But after that, they will no longer have bridges, no more power stations… The Stone Age”he threatened during a press conference. Follow our live stream.
    • #WEATHER The high heat threshold, that is to say more than 30°C measured, was exceeded in several cities in the South-Westaccording to Météo-France. In Biscarosse (Landes), 30.5°C was measured at 5 p.m., which had not happened since April 6, 2011, according to the forecaster.

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