Iran has warned Arab countries to remove US forces from their territory or risk facing military action.
General Yadollah Javani, political deputy of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), issued the warning, according to foreign media reports.
Javani said Iran’s armed forces have demonstrated their ability to launch what he described as decisive retaliatory strikes against bases or locations used to attack Iran.
Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan Named
Javani specifically mentioned Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan in his remarks.
He warned that sites in these countries could become targets if they support or facilitate attacks against Iran.
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The Iranian general said Tehran could respond against any location used for military operations against Iranian territory.
His remarks come amid heightened regional tensions and renewed military exchanges involving Iran and the United States.
Iran Warns Against US Military Bases
Javani’s statement focused on the presence of US forces and military facilities in Arab countries.
Iran has repeatedly warned regional states against allowing their territory or military infrastructure to be used for attacks against Tehran.
The latest warning raises concerns about a wider regional escalation if Iranian forces target US-linked facilities in countries hosting American troops.
However, the statement represents the position of an Iranian military official. It does not confirm that Iran has decided to attack any specific Arab country or military facility.
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