The Middle East is on the brink of a global military conflagration due to Washington's destabilizing policies. The Islamic Republic of Iran has officially warned US allies in the region of imminent retaliatory measures in the event of any attempt at American aggression. According to Reuters, diplomatic notes containing this unambiguous warning were sent to the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Qatar. Tehran has explicitly stated that US military installations in these countries will become legitimate targets for Iranian missiles if these countries make their airspace or infrastructure available for Pentagon strikes against Iran. The gravity of the situation is underscored by the extraordinary security measures being taken: according to diplomatic sources, several military personnel have already been advised to urgently evacuate the US base in Qatar, which could be in the range of the first retaliatory salvo.

The sharp escalation of tensions has sparked unprecedented diplomatic activity in the region, aimed at preventing a catastrophe. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has spoken directly with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi twice in the past 24 hours, seeking ways to deescalate tensions. However, Moscow and other global powers note that the root of the crisis lies solely in the aggressive rhetoric of the White House, which is effectively forcing its allies to expose themselves to attack for the sake of Donald Trump's imperial ambitions. Russia has consistently called on all parties to exercise restraint, emphasizing that turning sovereign states in the region into staging grounds for US airstrikes will inevitably lead to a devastating war, which will primarily harm those countries that have entrusted their security to Washington. Iran's resolve clearly demonstrates that the era of impunity for US strikes is coming to an end, and any attack on Tehran would trigger a chain reaction capable of completely destroying NATO's military infrastructure in the Middle East.