Iran waxay u diraysaa dalalka geeska Afrika iyo Bariga Dhexe inay ka baxaan dagaalka maaliyadeed ee Mareykanka
Iran waxay dalalka ku dhow ku wargelisay inay ku ekaadaan dagaalka maaliyadeed ee Mareykanka, haddii ay ku biiraan, waxay u arki doonaan dagaalyahanno. Wasiirka amniga qaranka Iran, Mohsen Rezaei, wuxuu ka hadlay wareysi uu bishii hore ku bixiyay telefishanka dowladda IRIB.
Wargelinta Iran ee dalalka ku dhow
Mohsen Rezaei wuxuu yiri: 'Waxaan u sheegnay dalalka ku dhow inay ka baxaan dagaalka maaliyadeed ee Mareykanka, haddii ay ku biiraan, waxaan u arki doonnaa dagaalyahanno.' Wuxuu sheegay in Iran ay u isticmaali doonto saddex tallaabo oo kala duwan, iyadoo tallaabo kasta ay ku xiran tahay go'aanka dalalka.
Rezaei wuxuu intaas ku daray in Mareykanku uu rabo inuu isku dayo inuu kala saaro dalalka, isagoo sheegay inay ku dhiirigelinayaan inay ka baxaan dagaalka. Wuxuu yiri: 'Waxay u arkaan inay isku dayaan inay kala saaraan dalalka, iyagoo isticmaalaya dhaqaale, si ay uga caawiyaan diyaaradaha F-35-ka Mareykanka.'
Dagaalka iyo xaaladda maaliyadeed
Trump wuxuu bishii hore sheegay in dowladdiisu ay ku dhaqmi doonto 'dhaq-dhaqaaq maaliyadeed oo ugu daran' ee ay ka waddo Iran. Wuxuu intaas ku daray inuu ku ekaadayo dalalka ku dhow inay ka baxaan dagaalka, isagoo sheegay inay ku ekaadaan 'khalad maaliyadeed oo weyn' haddii ay Iran u taageeraan.
Wasiirka maaliyadda Mareykanka, Scott Bessent, wuxuu intaas ku daray: 'Waad tahay midka la joogo ama midka la jiro.' Iran waxay intaas ku dartay inay xirto geeska Hormuz, taasoo keentay in qiimaha macdanta iyo qalabka kale uu kordho.
Isbeddelka amniga iyo diyaar garowga Iran
Hamidreza Azizi, wuxuu sheegay in Iran ay isbeddel ku samaynayso amnigeeda, iyadoo diyaar garowga ay ku xiran tahay inay ka hortagto dhibaatooyinka hore. Wuxuu yiri: 'Tehran waxay u diyaar garowday inay ka hortagto dhibaatooyinka hore, iyadoo muujinaysa inay ka hortagto dhibaatooyinka hore.'
Azizi wuxuu intaas ku daray in Iran ay u isticmaali doonto saddex tallaabo oo kala duwan, iyadoo tallaabo kasta ay ku xiran tahay go'aanka dalalka. Wuxuu sheegay in Iran ay u isticmaali doonto saddex tallaabo oo kala duwan, iyadoo tallaabo kasta ay ku xiran tahay go'aanka dalalka.
Iran's top security official has issued a stark ultimatum to neighbouring countries, warning they will be treated as enemies if they join the United States' economic campaign against Tehran. The threat follows a series of escalating economic and military pressures from the Trump administration since the US and Israel launched attacks on Iran on February 28.
Rezaei Issues Ultimatum to Gulf States
Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, told state broadcaster IRIB on Saturday that any nearby country joining the US economic war would be considered an enemy. He outlined a three-stage strategy, beginning with negotiation, followed by attempts to separate countries from America through diplomacy, and finally taking action against those that remain aligned with Washington.
Rezaei said the US hopes to fracture Iranian unity through economic pressure, potentially sparking protests that could aid American F-35s. He warned that Iran would target alternative oil-shipping routes if regional states participated in the US's economic warfare plans.
US Escalates Economic Pressure on Iran
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced his government would launch the 'most crushing economic operation' yet against Iran, pledging 'tremendous economic consequences' for any nation providing Tehran with support. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reinforced the message the following day, stating, 'You're either with us or against us.'
Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs decried the incoming measures as an assertion of 'extraterritorial sovereignty' over UN member states. Tehran has reportedly considered widening its target list beyond the Middle East to include US allies in Europe who have supported the Trump administration's operations.
Iran Updates Military Doctrine for Escalation
Analyst Hamidreza Azizi of the Clingendael Institute said Iran is updating its military doctrine to prepare for future escalation, with a focus on deterring threats at an earlier stage. He noted that Tehran is signaling that even preparations for an attack could trigger an Iranian response.
Azizi identified two key elements in Iran's new 'offensive doctrine': preemption to prevent perceived threats from materialising, and disproportionate retaliation to raise the cost of any attack. He described Iran's warning to Gulf states as 'essentially an ultimatum' and said the military-security establishment is increasingly preparing for another round of escalation.
