• Tensions have surged after a U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear sites, with Russian official Dmitry Medvedev warning that some nations may now arm Iran with nuclear warheads. The operation, aimed at halting Iran’s nuclear program, has sparked fears of escalating conflict and global instability.

TEHRAN, Iran — Tensions escalated over the weekend as Russian Deputy Security Council Chair Dmitry Medvedev warned that several nations are prepared to arm Iran with nuclear warheads following a U.S. military operation targeting Iranian nuclear facilities. This development has sparked fears of a broader conflict, with potential implications for global stability and security.

President Trump announced Saturday via Truth Social that U.S. forces had successfully bombed three Iranian nuclear sites. The operation aimed to prevent Iran from advancing its nuclear weapons program, which U.S. intelligence and allied nations believe is nearing completion. The strike comes amid longstanding tensions over Iran’s backing of anti-Israeli groups and its repeated threats against Israel, raising questions about global responses and possible repercussions.

Medvedev Responds: Nuclear Threats and Escalating Conflict

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Medvedev, a former Russian prime minister and close ally of President Vladimir Putin, responded sharply to the U.S. strike via a 10-part thread on X (formerly Twitter). In his posts, Medvedev outlined what he sees as the fallout from the operation, including the likelihood of further conflict and potential nuclear escalation.

“What have the Americans accomplished with their nighttime strikes on three nuclear sites in Iran?” he asked. Among his key points, Medvedev claimed that Iran’s critical nuclear infrastructure remained largely intact, its regime had grown stronger, and global opposition to U.S. and Israeli actions had intensified. He also alleged that certain countries are now ready to supply Iran with nuclear warheads, a claim that, if true, could mark a dangerous turning point in the region.

“Israel is under attack, explosions are rocking the country, and people are panicking,” Medvedev said, adding that the U.S. has entangled itself in a new conflict with the potential for a ground war.

Fallout and Global Reactions

The White House has not commented on Medvedev’s specific statements but defended the strike as a necessary step to ensure regional stability and prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. “Our actions are aimed at safeguarding U.S. allies and promoting peace in the Middle East,” a senior administration official said Sunday.

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However, the operation has drawn sharp criticism from various quarters. Analysts warn that bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities could embolden its regime and rally domestic support, as Medvedev suggested. “Historically, strikes like these often backfire by strengthening hardline leaders and alienating moderates,” said Dr. Nadia Safavi, a Middle East expert at UCLA.

The strike has also heightened concerns in California, home to a vibrant Iranian American community. Many expressed alarm over escalating tensions and the potential humanitarian fallout. “This is a deeply troubling moment,” said Shahin Yazdi, an advocate for diplomacy in Los Angeles. “We’re worried about family members back home and the possibility of a much larger conflict.”

What’s Next?

Medvedev’s warning about a nuclear escalation underscores the high stakes of the U.S. operation. While the Biden administration touts the strike as a victory, critics argue it could inflame regional tensions and draw the U.S. into another prolonged conflict. The possibility of Russia or other nations supplying nuclear weapons to Iran raises the specter of a far-reaching crisis.

As this story unfolds, the world watches closely, hoping for de-escalation but bracing for uncertainty. The coming weeks will be critical in determining whether diplomacy or conflict prevails.

 

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