A hardline Iranian lawmaker has issued a stern warning to neighboring Arab nations, cautioning them against allowing their territories to be used for military actions against the Islamic Republic.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that Mahmoud Nabavian, a member of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, delivered the remarks during a rally of government supporters, signaling a sharp escalation in rhetoric from Tehran. He emphasized that regional governments must prevent foreign military bases on their soil from being utilized in any operations targeting Iran.
Nabavian used particularly aggressive language during his speech, stating: "If any attack is carried out against our great leaders, none of the kings of the Arab countries or their palaces in the region will remain safe, and all will be sent to hell." The statement specifically targets the monarchies of the Middle East that host international coalition forces, reflecting the deepening divide in regional security perspectives.
These comments come amid heightened geopolitical friction in the Middle East, where the presence of Western military installations in several Gulf states remains a point of contention for Tehran. Iran has frequently voiced its opposition to foreign military presence in the region, advocating instead for a collective security framework among regional states. The international community continues to monitor such statements closely, as they reflect the ongoing volatility and the complex security dynamics between Iran and its neighbors.
