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Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states reserve their right to respond to Iranian aggression, GCC Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi says.

Tehran has issued a final, severe counter-warning following the 48-hour ultimatum from the White House. Iranian officials stated that any coalition strike targeting the nation's power plants or civilian infrastructure will trigger "widespread and immediate destruction" across Israel. This "doomsday" rhetoric suggests that Iran is prepared to launch its most significant missile and drone barrage yet, potentially targeting Israeli energy grids, desalination plants, and major urban centers in a direct "eye for an eye" escalation.

The timing of this warning is critical, as the 70th wave of retaliatory strikes has already demonstrated Iran's ability to maintain high-volume launches despite weeks of heavy bombardment. With a British nuclear-powered submarine now on station and 8,000 U.S. Marines closing in on the Persian Gulf, the region is essentially a powder keg waiting for a single spark.

Strategic analysts warn that we are witnessing the collapse of "proportional" warfare. By moving toward a total war on infrastructure, both sides are risking a humanitarian and environmental disaster that could take decades to repair. Tehran’s vow of "immediate destruction" is seen by some as a desperate attempt to maintain deterrence, while others fear it confirms the presence of "rogue" IRGC factions who are no longer interested in a diplomatic "maritime truce."

As the global oil price remains a primary driver of the conflict, the threat of total infrastructure failure in the Middle East has pushed markets into a state of absolute panic. The international community, led by calls for restraint from neutral powers and Russian FM Lavrov, is frantically trying to bridge the gap before the 48-hour clock runs out.

The next few hours will determine if the "darkness" scenario becomes a reality for millions of people across the region. With both command structures currently in high-alert "launch on warning" postures, the margin for error has effectively vanished.