Iran’s Missile Readiness Claims, U.S. Threats, and Escalating Tensions Over a U.S. Base

Trump stated, "There will be bombing", if Iran doesn't accept a nuclear deal, which was backed by military deployments including B-2 Spirit stealth bombers at Diego Garcia, raising conflict risks.

MIDDLE EAST — Tensions between Iran and the United States have escalated due to stalled nuclear negotiations, Iran’s missile activities, and provocative rhetoric. Iran claimed it loaded missiles onto launchers in underground bases, a statement lacking independent confirmation but consistent with its deterrence strategy.

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Trump also said, "There will be bombing" if Iran doesn't accept a nuclear deal, which was backed by military deployments including B-2 Spirit stealth bombers at Diego Garcia, raising U.S.-Iran conflict risks. Iran’s threat to strike Diego Garcia, though logistically challenging, signals broader intent.

Iran’s Missile Readiness Claim