Iran Declares U.S. and Israeli Military 'Legitimate Targets' Following Trump Threats (2026)
Iran's parliament speaker warns that U.S. and Israeli military sites are 'legitimate targets' in response to threats from President Donald Trump in early 2026.
The Middle East is on the brink. Iran's parliament speaker has issued a chilling warning, labeling U.S. and Israeli military assets as 'legitimate targets.' This escalation comes as a direct response to recent military threats from President Donald Trump.
Iran US Military Target Warning 2026: A New Security Crisis
According to reports on January 11, 2026, the geopolitical climate has reached a boiling point. The Iranian leadership emphasized that any strike by Washington would trigger immediate retaliation against American bases in the region and strategic sites within Israel. They don't intend to back down, signaling a high-stakes standoff that could reshape regional security dynamics.
U.S. military and Israel would be legitimate targets if America strikes the Islamic Republic.
Escalation Under the Trump Administration
The warning follows Trump's hardline stance, where he suggested that military action is on the table to curb Tehran's influence. While the Pentagon hasn't officially confirmed a change in posture, the rhetoric suggests a departure from diplomatic efforts. Observers note that the threat of a direct confrontation is higher than it's been in decades.
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