An advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader has warned U.S. President Donald Trump that Iranian missiles will sink him even deeper into the quagmire he himself created.

"The deranged president of the United States [Donald Trump] imagines that bombs can get him out of the quagmire he himself created. But Iranian missiles will sink him even deeper into it," warned Major General Mohsen Rezai, advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, in a message posted Thursday on his X account.

Rezai, also a member of Iran's Expediency Discernment Council, maintained that Washington must choose between accepting the Islamic Republic's conditions or losing the last remaining shred of credibility it holds on the international stage.

Rezai's warnings come amid retaliatory operations launched by Iran against U.S. military targets across the region, following the latest U.S. aggressions against the Persian nation.

Clashes began Tuesday night when the U.S. attacked several points in Iran's southern Hormozgan province under the false pretext that an Apache helicopter had been shot down near the Strait of Hormuz.

In response, the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran launched attacks against U.S. bases in the region. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) struck 21 U.S. targets in the region, including hangars of American F-35, F-15, and F-16 fighter jets at the Al-Azraq airbase and control center in Jordan. Additionally, the Iranian Army attacked the U.S. Fifth Fleet in Bahrain with various explosive-laden drones.

The IRGC Naval Force, in the early hours of today, as part of punishing the aggressor and in response to the U.S. military's aggression against some service units and coastal posts of the IRGC and the police, as well as the perimeter of Bandar Abbas airport, carried out two waves of operations.

On April 8, forty days into the second unprovoked war of the U.S.-Israeli coalition, which broke out on February 28, a ceasefire came into effect. However, that truce is increasingly weakening due to Washington's violations and excessive demands.