Iran suspects the US may launch an attack before the ceasefire expires on Tuesday and warns of a devastating response.
The source specifically highlighted a perceived gap between Trump's claims and reality, framing US actions as deception that could trigger imminent escalation.
The source specifically warned that the US is 'imminently about to escalate,' adding a new timeline element to the previous warning about a deception campaign.
The source explicitly linked the warning to President Trump's recent statements about negotiations, calling them inconsistent with US actions and a form of deception.
New reports indicate Iranian officials specifically believe an attack could be imminent before the Tuesday end of the ceasefire deadline.
The source explicitly stated Iran believes it is "facing deception" from President Trump due to inconsistency between his words and actions, and that the two nations are on the verge of a new round of escalation.
Axios journalist Barak Ravid reports Iranian officials specifically fear US may use negotiations as cover for surprise strikes, with several officials suggesting real US intent may be to restart war.
Adds a specific timeline concern, with officials fearing an attack could come before the Tuesday ceasefire expiration.
The reports now specify the truce ends on Tuesday evening and include a direct quote from Iranian officials about creating 'unforgettable hours of hell' in response to any attack.
Added details from Tasnim and Axios reports, including Iran's threat of a 'hellish' response and suspicion of Trump's intentions.
