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U.S. President Donald Trump publicly distanced Washington from Israel’s strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field, claiming the U.S. had “no knowledge” of the attack. The statement comes after dramatic visuals showed fires raging at one of the world’s largest natural gas sites, a critical pillar of Iran’s energy infrastructure. In a Truth Social post, Trump warned against further escalation, saying no more strikes should target the South Pars field unless Iran retaliates again—particularly against Qatar’s LNG facilities. He also issued a stark threat, vowing massive U.S. retaliation if Gulf energy assets are hit. The Israeli strike has already triggered strong warnings from Iran’s military leadership, raising fears of a wider regional conflict centered on energy infrastructure.