Iran: Khamenei warns Washington of new strikes

Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, issued a firm warning to the United States, threatening retaliation in case of new military strikes. This statement comes amid rising tensions between Tehran and Washington, following weeks of crisis in the region. Khamenei emphasized that Iran would not remain passive in the face of attacks threatening its national security, stating that the consequences would be 'inevitable'. In a context where relations between Iran and the United States are at their lowest point, this threat fits into a cycle of retaliation. The tensions are partly due to U.S. sanctions and military actions in the Gulf. Khamenei reminded that Iran has already suffered attacks, including those targeting its nuclear facilities and military installations, which has exacerbated its frustration. The Iranian response raises questions about the stability of the region. Tunisian analysts highlight that this situation could lead to a dangerous escalation, affecting not only international relations but also the security of neighboring countries.