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BREAKING: Iran Vows Bloody Revenge on US and Allies as Trump Declares They’re Hitting Pickaxe Mountain

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Iran’s top joint military command has declared that it will target the interests of the United States and its allies if the US targets Iranian nuclear sites, according to reports from Iran’s state media.

According to a report by The Times of Israel on July 22, 2026, this firm warning comes directly from Iran’s Khatem al-Anbiya Central Headquarters and follows recent comments made by US President Donald Trump. Watch D Video Here ➤

Trump stated that the United States will be hitting the Pickaxe Mountain area pretty soon.

The exchange highlights escalating tensions between the two nations over Iran’s nuclear program and regional security concerns.

Military analysts observe that such statements reflect a long-standing pattern of deterrence strategies employed by Iran in response to perceived threats against its strategic facilities.

The reference to Pickaxe Mountain, believed to be a key site in Iran’s defensive or nuclear infrastructure, shows the seriousness of the situation.

Iranian officials emphasize their readiness to respond proportionally to any aggression, aiming to protect national sovereignty and vital installations.

This position aligns with Iran’s broader policy of resisting external interference in its internal affairs, particularly regarding its energy and defense capabilities.

On the other side, the US administration under Trump has signaled a firm stance on preventing Iran from advancing its nuclear ambitions, which many international observers view as a potential threat to global stability.

President Trump’s announcement about imminent action at Pickaxe Mountain suggests a proactive approach to neutralize risks before they escalate further.

Allies of the United States in the region, including several Gulf states and Israel, have expressed support for measures that curb Iran’s influence and capabilities.

However, critics warn that such confrontations could lead to broader conflicts, disrupting oil supplies and triggering economic repercussions worldwide.