Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated again. Trump has talked about sending a large naval fleet to the Middle East, prompting Iran to warn that any attack would be considered a full-scale war. Iran has put its military on high alert. The situation has deteriorated so much that French airlines have canceled flights to Israel, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia. The world is on alert regarding the Middle East.

Tehran: In recent days, the situation between Iran and the United States seemed to be easing. There were signs of dialogue and a thaw. But now the picture appears to be changing again. Tensions between the two countries have flared up again, and the world is watching intently. France has canceled passenger flights. US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that a US Navy patrol would be launched toward the Middle East.A large fleet is being sent, which they called an "armada." In response, Iran has taken a firm stance, stating that any attack would be considered a full-scale war. Even if it is small or limited, it will still be considered a full-scale war. According to reports, Israel has evacuated its airspace. A large US warship is in the area.USS Abraham LincolnAnd other military forces are present. The situation suggests something major is about to happen.

Even a small attack can start a war.

A senior Iranian official stated that the US military buildup poses a direct threat. He warned that if an attack occurs, Iran will respond with all the force at its disposal. He stated that any strike, whether surgical or limited, would be a full-scale war for us, and the response would be of the same scale. Iran is implying that even a single shot fired by the US would be considered a full-scale war.

What warning did Iran give to America?

Following Trump's statement, US media reported that the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, three missile-equipped warships, and F-15 fighter jets were being sent to the Middle East. In response, Iran put its military on high alert. Iranian officials said they hoped the buildup was not for a direct confrontation, but the military was prepared for any eventuality. Meanwhile, Iran's military leaders also adopted a tough tone. An Iranian military spokesman said that any action taken against Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei would have dire consequences. The commander of the Revolutionary Guards said Iran was on the trigger.

Is everything not well inside Iran?

"Our ship is heading for Iran," Trump threatens, Shia nation retaliatesIran's state TV channel hacked, with praise for Reza Pahlavi and Trump playing on screen."Come on, liar," Khamenei caught Trump's "fake news," humiliated him in front of the world.Something big is about to happen in Iran, Khamenei has hidden in a nuclear bunker.

All this comes at a time when Iran is already grappling with internal turmoil. Months of protests have been cracked down, and human rights groups claim thousands have been killed.5000 people were killed.The figure has come in. Last week, Trump said he had backed off from military action because Iran had assured him that captured protesters would not be executed. At that time, it seemed the situation was cooling down. But now the situation has heated up again. Iran has called Trump's claim a lie.

France canceled flights

The effects of this escalating tension are being felt both on land and in the air. France's Air France and the Netherlands' KLM have canceled flights to Israel, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia. Planes will not fly until Sunday. The airlines cited heightened security concerns in the region as the reason. Previously, Germany's Lufthansa Group had also suspended night flights to Israel. However, the Israeli military has stated that no new warnings have been issued to the public and that the situation is being closely monitored. Nevertheless, this decision by European airlines shows that the world is not taking this conflict lightly.

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