Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has expressed strong disapproval of US President Donald Trump's recent threat against Iran, where Trump warned that 'a whole civilisation will die tonight' if Iran does not comply with demands to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Gandhi described such language as 'unacceptable in the modern world' and stated that the use of nuclear weapons can never be justified. The situation has escalated, with the US intensifying military strikes on Iranian infrastructure, including railway and road bridges, and Iran responding with threats to retaliate against US allies in the Gulf. While Trump hinted at the possibility of regime change in Iran leading to positive outcomes, the White House has clarified that nuclear options are not being considered. The tensions highlight a critical moment in international relations, with potential implications for global security.