Iran launched a weak attack on the US military base

The situation in the Middle East is intensifying not hour by hour, but minute by minute. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The confrontations between the United States President Donald Trump's administration and the Iranian capital Tehran have reached the deepest part of the diplomatic rift. Events that occurred in the last twenty-four hours have attracted the attention of the entire world.

The Iranian side launched a weak attack on a military base named Prince Sultan located in Saudi Arabia. This base housed the US military air forces.

Images and reports obtained via satellites show that three large refueling aircraft were seriously damaged or completely destroyed. According to CBS television channel, ten American military personnel were injured as a result of this attack.

This was the second major blow recently between Tashkent and Washington. US President Donald Trump unexpectedly announced a ten-day delay in strikes against Iran's energy system.

He emphasized that this decision was made based on Tehran's personal request and was intended to create an opportunity for negotiations. In his speech in Florida, Trump said Iran is currently under very heavy pressure, but secret talks are also ongoing.

Interestingly, he jokingly referred to the strategically important Strait of Hormuz as the Trump Strait and said this was no coincidence. He also claims that Iran's missile capability has been almost completely eliminated.

However, attacks on Tel Aviv and Gulf states have not yet stopped. In his speech at the White House, Trump sharply criticized his allies.

He emphasized that thousands of kilometers away, aid was provided to Ukraine, but NATO countries have left the US alone on the Iran issue. The president called these actions betrayal and said he would never forget it.

Although Trump talks very positively about negotiations, the situation in Tehran is different. According to sources, the Iranian supreme leader has not yet reached a final decision.

Iranian officials consider Washington's proposals to be distracting measures and strong distrust towards the US remains. If war begins, the situation could become horrific.

The Pentagon plans to send an additional ten thousand soldiers to the region. The Iranian side is ready to mobilize over a million fighters if a ground invasion starts.

The Houthis in Yemen may resume attacks on ships in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. This would seriously affect global oil trade and could lead to a global economic crisis.