Iran's Military Says It Expects US to Resume Attacks

Iran's central military command announced it believes the United States is preparing to resume attacks, according to a report dated September 20. The statement did not come with independent confirmation of specific US military movements or plans in the source material reviewed. Any escalation in the region carries implications for oil prices and defense-sector demand, both of which tend to react quickly to Iran-related headlines. The claim also lands during a week when President Trump is attending a series of meetings tied to the UN General Assembly, adding diplomatic context to the standoff. What remains unconfirmed is whether the US has in fact signaled or planned any new military action; the report reflects Iran's stated assessment rather than a confirmed US position.