Gulf states try to de-escalate tension as US threatens Iran with military action
US President Donald Trump has warned that an "armada" is heading towards Tehran, warning the Iranian regime to make a deal. Gulf States are trying to de-escalate tensions, saying they will not allow their territory to be used to strike Iran. According to Iran's government, the death toll from recent protests is around 3000 people, while estimates from human rights groups are much higher, ranging from 6000 to in the tens of thousands.
US President Donald Trump has warned that an "armada" is heading towards Tehran, warning the Iranian regime to make a deal. Gulf States are trying to de-escalate tensions, saying they will not allow their territory to be used to strike Iran. According to Iran's government, the death toll from recent protests is around 3000 people, while estimates from human rights groups are much higher, ranging from 6000 to in the tens of thousands.
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