Iran's Supreme Leader Vows Immediate Response to Any Attack

Iran's supreme leader has threatened an immediate response to any potential attack from the U.S. or Israel, without geographic limits, as diplomatic efforts continue to prevent all-out war in the region. The threat was made during a military meeting, with state media reporting a call for an updated list of potential targets. Iran's foreign minister also said a proposal could fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz in two days, contingent on U.S. concessions. Regional officials at a Bahrain security forum urged de-escalation, with Egypt warning further conflict would be destructive. Syria discussed border security with Jordan and potential membership in the Saudi-led Mecca Pact.