Iran live updates: Tehran warns of 'dire consequences' of any renewed US attacks

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in a post to X on Monday that American voters and the Middle East have "had enough" of "Forever Wars."

Posting a clip of President Donald Trump's interview with CBS News' "60 Minutes" program that aired on Sunday, Araghchi suggested Trump "clearly recognizes that the vast majority of Americans are disgusted with Israel. Strikingly, he seems confused about why that's the case."

"Americans are evidently sick and tired of Israel bamboozling US administrations into Forever Wars. They had enough. So has our region," the foreign minister wrote.

On Sunday, Araghchi posted to X urging the U.S. to agree to Iranian demands, citing the midterm elections results as proof of American war weariness.

"American voters have made their choice. Time for the White House to make its own," he wrote. "Our 2-day proposal stands: meet the requirements, including end to war on all fronts, and you will see results."

"Or choose war, and see our alert and battle-hardened Warriors rain down hell," Araghchi added.

President Donald Trump spoke to reporters about the war with Iran on Sunday, asserting that the U.S. had not lost any soldiers in the war with Iran in months, as he continued to defend the war itself.

So far, the U.S. has lost 18 service members in the war while hundreds more have been wounded.

“On the Iran thing, we haven't had anybody killed in seven, six months. It's [a] different war,” Trump said.

"Again, we haven't lost anybody. No soldier has been lost. If you look at Vietnam and if you look at all these others, there were for many years with thousands, tens of thousands of people killed,” he said.

-ABC News' Nicholas Kerr

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) Centre reported an attack on a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday night.

The unnamed tanker was "struck by an unknown projectile while transiting outbound through the Strait of Hormuz," the alert read. "All crew are safe and accounted for and there is no reported environmental impact at this time."

In another incident on Saturday night, the UKMTO said "military authorities" reported a tanker on fire in the Strait of Hormuz which resulted in the evacuation of the ship's crew. The incident occurred 8 nautical miles northwest of Khasab, Oman, the UKMTO said.

Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry on Sunday confirmed that a building in Riyadh owned by the country's state-owned energy giant Aramco was damaged during a Houthi attack on the city.

"The incident resulted in falling shrapnel that caused minor damage to the building, with no injuries or fatalities reported," the ministry said in a statement posted to X.