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Iran's IRGC spokesperson has issued a warning amid escalating tensions in the Gulf, saying countries supporting U.S. military actions against Iran could face consequences. The statement comes as Tehran and Washington remain locked in a growing confrontation over military operations, regional security, and the Strait of Hormuz.

The warning has raised concerns among U.S. allies in the Gulf, including nations hosting American military facilities. Iran says any support for attacks on its territory could make those countries part of the conflict, while regional governments continue to monitor the situation closely.

In this video, we break down the IRGC statement, Iran's warning to Gulf allies, U.S.-Iran tensions, and what the latest developments could mean for the Middle East.

Watch the full report for the latest updates, analysis, and developments from the Gulf crisis.

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00:20The Middle East is witnessing another sharp escalation as Iran's top military command
00:26has issued one of its strongest warnings yet to Gulf nations hosting U.S. military forces.
00:32In a statement released by Iran's Hatam el-Anbiya's Central Headquarters,
00:37Tehran declared that any support for what it calls U.S. military aggression against Iran's sovereignty and territory
00:45would make those countries legitimate targets for Iran's armed forces.
00:50The warning comes amid rapidly rising tensions following recent U.S. military operations against Iranian targets
00:58and renewed confrontations in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
01:03Iran's military accused Washington of violating Iranian sovereignty and vowed what it described as a decisive response.
01:11The statement also reiterated Tehran's position that it will defend its territorial integrity
01:18and respond to any country that assists U.S. military operations against Iran.
01:24The message is particularly significant because several Gulf states, including Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia,
01:32and the United Arab Emirates host U.S. military bases
01:36or provide logistical support for American forces operating in the region.
01:41By labeling such support as a potential military target,
01:46Iran is attempting to deter regional governments from assisting future U.S. operations.
01:51The warning follows reports of continued military exchanges in the Persian Gulf,
01:57including attacks on commercial shipping, U.S. strikes on Iranian military assets,
02:02and heightened naval deployments by both sides.
02:05The Strait of Hormuz remains at the center of the confrontation.
02:10Nearly one-fifth of the world's seaborne oil passes through the narrow waterway,
02:15making any escalation there a major concern for global energy markets and international shipping.
02:22Military analysts say Tehran's latest statement reflects its long-standing strategy
02:27of warning regional countries that support for U.S. military operations could carry direct consequences.
02:34At the same time, there has been no independent confirmation that Iran has launched new attacks
02:40against Gulf states following this warning.
02:43Regional governments have also not announced any immediate changes to their military posture in response.
02:50For now, the statement appears aimed at increasing pressure on U.S. allies while reinforcing Iran's message
02:58that any future military action against its territory could trigger a broader regional response.
03:04As Washington and Tehran continue exchanging warnings,
03:08the risk of further escalation across the Gulf remains high,
03:12with the international community closely watching developments
03:15in one of the world's most strategically important regions.
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