Iran’s president just said neighboring countries will no longer be attacked.

Sounds like de-escalation. It’s not.

It’s actually the opposite.

Most people are going to completely misread this.

Here’s what’s really happening:

“Unless an attack on Iran is launched from their territory.”

The U.S. is literally launching strikes on Iran FROM those countries right now.

Al Udeid in Qatar. Al Dhafra in the UAE. Ali Al Salem in Kuwait. Bases in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman.

That’s where American bombers, fighters, and drones are flying from.

Iran isn’t saying “we’ll stop.” They’re saying “tell America to leave or we keep hitting you.”

This is a pressure play on the Gulf states.

Iran is trying to split them from the U.S. Force them to choose.

Either kick American forces off your soil, or keep absorbing hundreds of drones and missiles.

If they let the U.S. keep operating from their bases, Iran says attacks continue.

If they ask the U.S. to leave, America loses its entire operational footprint in the region.

Iran knows it can’t beat the U.S. military, so instead it’s trying to take away the staging ground.

There’s another layer. Iran may be running low on missiles and drones.

Cutting the number of fronts it’s fighting on is a way to conserve what’s left for Israel and U.S. forces directly.

Don’t read this as peace, read this as strategy.

And here’s the part that should worry everyone.

Iran’s government is barely functioning right now.

The Supreme Leader is dead, the chain of command is fractured, Iran’s own Foreign Ministry admitted the military has lost control over several units operating on old standing orders.

That means even if Pezeshkian makes this promise, there’s no guarantee every IRGC unit, every drone operator, every missile crew actually follows it.

Anyway, I will keep monitoring the situation, and I’ll post an update later. Turn on notifications, this is EXTREMELY important.

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