Iran's top joint military command says interests of US and its allies would be attacked if nuclear sites hit

WSJ says Trump has signed off on agreement, which could potentially lead to Saudi Arabia enriching uranium * US launches 11th consecutive night of strikes as Rubio warns Iranian control over Hormuz would set ‘very dangerous precedent’ The post Trump to seek congressional okay for US-Saudi nuclear energy pact without safeguards — sources appeared first on The Times of Israel. Iran's top joint military command says interests of US and its allies would be attacked if nuclear sites hit Iran's top joint military command said it would target the interests of the US and its allies if the U.S. targeted Iranian nuclear sites, Iran's state media reported on Tuesday.

The statement by Iran's Khatem al-Anbiya Central Headquarters comes after President Donald Trump said the US will be hitting the Pickaxe Mountain area "pretty soon".