Karoline Leavitt, a White House spokesperson, officially announced that the US military remains on high alert to intervene if the Iranian government declines the current dialogue offer. The official described the US proposal as a 'golden opportunity' to resolve current tensions through political means. The spokesperson defended the administration's ability to make drastic decisions in defense of national interests, dismissing voices advocating for a less confrontational stance. To date, Iranian authorities have not issued a formal response to this direct threat of full military mobilization. The deployment of military capabilities in the Persian Gulf region continues to increase, while the White House maintains the offer of negotiation as the only path to avoid the use of armed force, described by Leavitt as the most powerful in history. Washington's strategy combines extreme economic pressure with the latent threat of full-scale military deployment. Key points of the official warning include: Army Readiness: US armed forces maintain operational availability to execute any presidential order for attack or large-scale deployment. Economic and Military Consequences: The US government seeks to ensure that the cost of resistance for Iran is unsustainable, whether through blockades or direct intervention. Negotiation Under Pressure: The dialogue offer is presented on the premise that it is the last resort before a larger-scale military escalation. Leavitt's message also served as a response to critical sectors questioning the management of current foreign policy. However, she emphasized that rejecting these terms will trigger an unprecedented forceful response. 'If the Iranians reject this golden opportunity, the greatest military in the history of the world continues to stand by to provide President Trump with every option available to ensure this regime continues to pay a grave price,' Leavitt stated, stressing that the primary goal is to ensure the Iranian regime continues to pay a very high price for its actions.
