Iran has warned Gulf Arab states to press U.S. President Donald Trump to halt any further military action against Tehran, threatening to target key oil, power and water infrastructure across the region if new attacks are launched.

According to Reuters, Iranian officials conveyed the message through diplomatic channels to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan, urging regional leaders to push Washington toward diplomacy instead of military escalation. Tehran warned that any renewed U.S. strikes could trigger a broader regional conflict with severe economic consequences.

Saudi Arabia has reportedly encouraged diplomatic efforts, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman advising Trump to delay military action and pursue negotiations. Gulf states remain concerned that renewed hostilities could threaten regional stability and global energy supplies, particularly after previous attacks on oil infrastructure.

The warning comes as negotiations continue over reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for global oil exports, amid fears that further escalation could disrupt energy markets.