President Donald Trump has warned that Iran would face massive military retaliation if it attempted to assassinate him, stating the US military is prepared to launch a devastating response.

This threat comes just days after Trump agreed to continue negotiations with Tehran despite claiming the ceasefire between both nations is no longer valid.

In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump emphasized that 1000 missiles are 'locked and loaded' targeting Iran, with thousands more ready to follow if the country acts on its threats against him.

The comments escalate tensions between Washington and Tehran, which had recently signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at de-escalating hostilities.

Iran rejected Trump's claims, insisting it has honored the ceasefire agreement while accusing the US of violating terms by imposing sanctions and deploying military assets.Mediators like Qatar are still trying to keep dialogue alive, but renewed threats risk derailing the fragile peace process.The situation highlights deepening distrust between the two nations as they navigate complex geopolitical dynamics.