President Trump warned Iran that it would face the US military “at levels never seen before” if it attacked America’s forces or land in a scathing message to the Islamic regime.

Trump said early Sunday the US was not involved in Israel’s overnight attack on its Middle East foe as the two countries continue to exchange aerial assaults on each other.

“The US had nothing to do with the attack on Iran, tonight,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “If we are attacked in any way, shape or form by Iran, the full strength and might of the US Armed Forces will come down on you at levels never seen before. However, we can easily get a deal done between Iran and Israel, and end this bloody conflict!!!

Iran launched several strikes against Israel in retaliation for the Jewish state’s Operation “Rising Lion,” killing at least 10 people, including two children, and injuring over 200.

The death toll rose Saturday after Iran’s latest attack around Tel Aviv and the surrounding area.

A deadly strike on Bat Yam, which ripped through the city, killed at least six people, the Times of Israel reported.

Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi called for the US to condemn Israel’s attacks on its nuclear facilities.

Araqchi said Iran doesn’t want to escalate the war, but claimed his military was defending itself.

Israel’s assault on Iran targeted the rogue nation’s nuclear power and enrichment facilities.

Several Iranian senior officials were killed in the attacks.

On Sunday, Israeli officials warned Iranians living near nuclear reactors to evacuate, foreshadowing another attack on the plants.

“Urgent Warning to the People of Iran. We urge all those present at this time or in the near future at all weapons facilities in Iran and their supporters,” an IDF spokesperson posted on X. “For your safety, we demand that you immediately evacuate these facilities and not return to them until further notice. Presence near these facilities puts your lives in danger.”

Trump’s administration had been in the middle of talks with Iranian officials before the discussions began to fall apart in early June.

Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused the US of being “arrogant” after American officials proposed a deal that would allow Iran to continue developing low-enriched uranium.

The proposal would’ve required Iran to stop its development of the highly-enriched uranium that could be used to produce nuclear weapons.

A sixth round of meetings between the US and Iran was scheduled to be held on Sunday in Oman before Israel’s attack.

Officials in the UK, France and Germany have offered to open talks with Iran’s nuclear program.

“I hope that’s still possible,” German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul told German public broadcaster ARD. “Germany, together with France and Britain are ready. We’re offering Iran immediate negotiations about the nuclear program. I hope (the offer) is accepted.”

Trump has repeatedly warned Iran that the US was not involved in the Israeli attacks, but “knew of the date.”

The 79-year-old commander in chief was aware of the preemptive strike from Israel, exclusively told The Post, “I always knew of the date. I know everything.”The US began pulling non-essential US personnel from several outposts in the region two days before the attack.

With Post wires