Former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a warning to Iran, stating he would hold it accountable for the actions of Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group aligned with Tehran. Speaking on Wednesday, Trump asserted that if Iran fails to restrain Hezbollah, the U.S. would respond with direct action. He did not specify what form that retaliation might take, but indicated a willingness to re-engage militarily if necessary. This statement comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing conflicts involving Iran-backed groups. The warning echoes Trump’s previous hardline stance against Iran during his presidency, including the withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and the imposition of sanctions. Current U.S. officials have not yet commented on Trump’s remarks, but the statement is likely to further complicate diplomatic efforts in the region. The context of the warning suggests concerns over escalating violence and instability in Lebanon and the broader Middle East.