Iran Threatens Gulf States With Attacks If War Resumes
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Iran has threatened to target Gulf states' communication cables and military bases if negotiations with the U.S. fail and military operations against Iran resume. High-ranking officials stated Tehran has detailed attack plans, warning the U.S. against "playing with fire." The threats come amid ongoing tensions and potential military action.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iran threatened to attack Gulf states' communication cables and military bases.
- The threats are conditional on failed U.S. negotiations and renewed military action.
- High-ranking Iranian officials confirmed detailed attack plans are in place.
- Tehran warned the U.S. against "playing with fire" regarding potential attacks.
- The specific targets and nature of the attacks were not revealed.
Iran has threatened to target the maritime communication cables and military bases of Gulf states if negotiations with the United States collapse and Washington and Israel resume military operations against Tehran. According to high-ranking Iranian officials cited by Reuters, the country has "detailed plans for attacks" should a military confrontation reignite. One official stated that if Iran is attacked, "there will be no red lines anymore, starting from the sea cables to military bases, including secret bases." The officials also indicated that Tehran has warned the United States against "playing with fire," referencing the potential repercussions of any new military strike on Iran. The specific nature of the planned attacks or the exact targets were not disclosed.
