US President Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Iran by threatening to destroy the country's power stations and bridges. Such actions could lead to severe humanitarian consequences, particularly given Iran's ongoing energy crisis, where 79% of its electricity is generated from gas. The International Energy Agency highlights that Iran's power plants are crucial for urban areas, especially Tehran. Analysts from the Atlantic Council state that targeting these facilities would not effectively weaken Iran's military capabilities, as the Iranian military relies on different fuel sources. Amid these threats, Pakistan has proposed a two-week ceasefire, urging Iran to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, a vital oil route. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned that its retaliation could extend beyond the region, potentially disrupting oil and gas supplies critical to the global economy. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for possible escalation.