An Iranian statement warns that tonight will be the last night of normality in the Gulf, according to a single-source report. The statement's origin and any associated military plans remain unverified.
An Iranian statement circulating on Saturday evening warns that 'tonight will be the last night of normality in the Gulf,' according to a single-source report. The statement's origin — whether from Iranian military, political, or state media channels — is not specified in the report. The threat comes amid ongoing US-Iran tensions, including prior exchanges of fire and US naval operations in the region. As The Zioneer has reported, Iranian officials have previously issued warnings to Gulf residents to stay away from US bases. No official confirmation or additional details on any planned action are available at this time.
5 developments
- StrongMarandi says 'time to evacuate' Gulf states in latest response to Trump threat
- DevelopingIranian negotiator Marandi warns UAE will be next if US strikes on civilian targets continue
- StrongIranian military source expands threat: evacuate Gulf ports as well as airports if US strikes tonight
- DevelopingIran warns mediators it will black out the entire region if its energy sites are struck
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