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    Iran Expected To Expand The War Throughout The Middle East

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    Iran has issued a warning that key airports and ports in the United Arab Emirates should be evacuated if the United States launches further strikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure. The statement, carried by Iranian media, specifically mentioned Dubai International Airport, Abu Dhabi International Airport, Fujairah Port and Jebel Ali Port. The warning comes amid escalating military exchanges between Washington and Tehran, raising fresh concerns over the security of critical Gulf transport and trade hubs. UAE authorities and the United States have not officially responded to the latest remarks.

    Military adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Mohsen Rezaei, stated that if U.S. attacks continue, Iran will move from retaliatory strikes to an “offensive and destructive” phase, potentially deploying ground forces and expanding the war’s scope.



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