High-ranking Iranian officials are urging their military commanders to strike major US military bases in the Indian Ocean to send warnings to President Donald Trump.he Telecommunications It has been reported.
UK-based outlet on Sunday Quote The top military leader is a senior Iranian official who said he is considering a missile attack on Diego Garcia, the British-owned island that hosts major US and UK air force bases after the arrival of the B-2 stealth bombers.
“Top commanders are being urged to launch a preemptive attack on the island and its bases if Trump's threat becomes more severe,” the official said. He added that the debate escalated after satellite images confirmed the deployment of three B-2 spirit bombers last week.
Known for its ability to avoid air defense and provide nuclear or traditional payloads, the B-2 can be used in future strikes against Iran's underground nuclear facilities. Telecommunications.
On Sunday, President Trump warned that if Iran refuses to agree to a new nuclear deal, he will “bomb something they have never seen before.” While aboard Air Force 1, Trump emphasized his preference for diplomacy, but revealed that military responses are on the table. A letter was also sent to the Iranian supreme leader urging him to meet.
Iran's response was to put missile forces on high alert. Telecommunications It has been reported.
One IRGC commander warned that the US was “sitting in a glass house,” referring to more than 50,000 American troops stationed at 10 local bases. Others within the administration reportedly proposed launching missiles into waters near Diego Garcia as a show of intent.
Bases supporting B-1, B-2, and B-52 bombers are considered essential for American operations in the Middle East, Asia and Africa. It is located in Diego Garcia, part of the British-owned Chagos Islands.
On Monday, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that the US or Israel “will certainly be hit hard and mutually beating if they commit a mischief.”
The problem follows Tehran rejection In response to a letter from President Trump, direct nuclear talks with the United States.
Iran is a world-leading national sponsor of terrorism, fundraising and armed groups to promote regional aggression and global instability. At home, under Khamenei, the Islamic Republic execution of over 1,000 prisoners in 2024.
Many Iranians have expressed dissatisfaction with their administration and support for President Trump's hard-line stance, and hoping that his policies will encourage them and may lead to change in the government.
Previously, video clips Threat The assassination of President Trump over the murder of Iranian general Kassim Soleimani, the 2020 Iranian commander and terrorist mastermind who is responsible for the murder of hundreds of Americans in US airstrikes, appeared on the Iranian supreme leader's website.
There was an assassination plot in Iran. It's not covered Various parts of the world include attempted hits against American officials and rebels in American soil.
Last month, a senior Iranian lawmaker and a member of the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee was openly reported. It has been declared His intention to say that he “doesn't hesitate” to kill President Trump by the chief after President Trump warned him that he would “eliminate” Islamic theocracy.
His statement continued to declaration The Islamic Republic continues to promise to revenge Soleimani's death by the Kayhan newspaper, widely regarded as the mouthpiece of Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
The publication suggested that it was the Iranian leader's duty to carry out an assassination against Trump.
Trump feels “torn apart” about the sanctions directive, shows that he prefers to “take a deal” and suggests he is open to negotiating with the president of the Islamic Republic.
President Trump also said Iran was “too close” to developing nuclear weapons and would not have been that close if he had continued his presidency since 2020.
Joshua Klein is a reporter for Breitbart News. Email him at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @joshuaklein
