Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi questioned US President Donald Trump's intentions after Trump threatened to target Iranian infrastructure, suggesting that such actions would regress the region to a time without oil production. In a post on X, Araghchi highlighted the stark difference between the present and the so-called 'Stone Age,' emphasizing the importance of oil in the Middle East. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian condemned attacks on hospitals and pharmaceutical companies, labeling them as crimes against humanity and urging international organizations to respond. Meanwhile, Trump reiterated his military stance, stating that the US military had not yet begun to destroy what remains in Iran, with plans to target bridges and electric power plants next. The escalating tensions have raised concerns over global energy supplies, prompting countries like India to seek alternative oil sources, including increased imports from Russia. The situation has implications for the US's global standing as Iran warns of potential consequences for these threats.