Iran's Tasnim news agency reported Tuesday night that Tehran warns any US attack on its nuclear or other vital facilities would be considered a significant escalation, prompting strikes on American interests, allies not yet attacked, and supporters across the region.
The warning, reported by state-affiliated Tasnim news agency, comes amid escalating US-Iran tensions. The United States has conducted strikes on Iranian military targets in recent weeks, and there have been reports of potential US plans to target Iran's nuclear program. As The Zioneer previously reported, Iran has issued multiple threats in response: on July 9, it warned it would strike US bases in the region if aggression continued; on July 14, it threatened to expand attacks and declared US bases 'not safe'; and on July 19, US officials warned that Iran might 'break the tools' and attack Israel. The latest threat specifically mentions targeting American allies that have not yet been attacked, signaling a possible expansion of the confrontation beyond the current scope. The warning also appears to be a direct response to US threats to strike 'major facilities' in Iran, as reported by Channel 12's Amit Segal on June 10. The situation remains volatile, with both sides escalating rhetoric.
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