US Escalates Military Presence Near Iran, Tehran Vows Retaliation
The United States has significantly increased its military presence near the borders of Iran, a move that has been met with fierce warnings from the Islamic Republic. In response to what it perceives as aggressive US actions, Iran's Supreme Leader has stated that any attack against his country would be considered a total war, effectively declaring war on the US.
The heightened tensions have resulted in several airlines halting their Middle East routes, citing safety concerns and avoiding potential conflict zones. However, Air France recently announced plans to resume its flights to Dubai, suggesting a willingness to navigate these volatile geopolitical waters.
As relations between Washington and Tehran continue to deteriorate, the region remains on high alert. The internet blockade imposed by Iran has left many citizens without access to crucial information, with France24 correspondent Reza Sayah speaking exclusively from behind enemy lines for the first time since the restrictions took effect.
The United States has significantly increased its military presence near the borders of Iran, a move that has been met with fierce warnings from the Islamic Republic. In response to what it perceives as aggressive US actions, Iran's Supreme Leader has stated that any attack against his country would be considered a total war, effectively declaring war on the US.
The heightened tensions have resulted in several airlines halting their Middle East routes, citing safety concerns and avoiding potential conflict zones. However, Air France recently announced plans to resume its flights to Dubai, suggesting a willingness to navigate these volatile geopolitical waters.
As relations between Washington and Tehran continue to deteriorate, the region remains on high alert. The internet blockade imposed by Iran has left many citizens without access to crucial information, with France24 correspondent Reza Sayah speaking exclusively from behind enemy lines for the first time since the restrictions took effect.