Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Iran Warns Neighbors Amid Rising Tensions
Iran's military group, the Revolutionary Guards, says they are ready for battle.
Their leader, Majid Mousavi, told the news that they have more missiles now than before a war with Israel last year.
They have also fixed any damages from that war and are producing more weapons.
This comes after the US President, Donald Trump, made some threats about getting involved in Iran's problems.
The Guards want everyone to know they are prepared for any fight.
Iran also warned its neighbors that it would hit American bases if the US strikes.
Meanwhile, India's foreign minister talked to Iran's foreign minister about the situation.
The US is moving some of its troops from bases in the Middle East because of the rising tensions.
There are also big protests in Iran, and many people have been hurt or killed.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards declare peak readiness following US President Donald Trump's threats.
Iran warns neighbors hosting US troops of potential strikes on American bases if Washington attacks.
The United States is withdrawing some personnel from Middle Eastern bases due to heightened tensions.
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi discusses the evolving situation in Iran with India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar.
Anti-government protests in Iran have led to a high death toll, with over 2,000 people reportedly killed.
- Who
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards, US President Donald Trump, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar
- What
- Iran warns neighbors of strikes on US airbases, conducts gunfire drills, and discusses evolving situation with India
- When
- Amid ongoing anti-government protests and rising tensions
- Where
- Iran, Middle East, India
- Why
- In response to Trump's threats and to showcase preparedness
- Organization
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards
- Commander
- Majid Mousavi
- Missile Stockpile
- Increased since 12-day war with Israel
- Readiness
- At peak
- Damages Repaired
- Yes, from wartime
- Output Increase
- Higher than before June 2025
- Context
- Anti-government protests in Iran
- Threat Source
- US President Donald Trump
- Foreign Minister
- Seyed Abbas Araghchi
- External Affairs Minister
- S. Jaishankar
- US Personnel Withdrawal
- Precautionary step in response to heightened tensions
- Protester Death Toll
- Over 2,000 (claimed by human rights groups)
- Internet Blackout
- More than five days
Sources
After Trump Threat, Iran's Revolutionary Guards Say They Are Battle-Ready
Iran Conducts Gunfire Drills As Trump Threatens Military Action
Iranian Foreign Minister Dials EAM Jaishankar, Both Leaders Discuss 'Evolving Situation' in Iran
Jaishankar receives call from Iran Foreign Minister Araghchi, discusses unrest amid protests in Tehran
Iran Warns Neighbours Of Strikes On US Airbases After Donald Trump’s Intervention Threats
"Murderers Of Youth": Iran Blames US, Israel For Unrest, Vows Retaliation
Did Iran issue ‘bullet won't miss’ warning for Trump? Did Tehran close airspace as unrest continues? Top 10 updates
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