US President Donald Trump has announced that a "large armada" of US warships is en route to Iran, amid growing tensions between the two nations. The claim comes nearly a month after anti-government protests began in Iran.
The move appears to be a show of force, with the US Navy reportedly deploying warships in the region to demonstrate its commitment to national security. However, details about the armada's size and composition remain scarce.
Trump's comments on the armada come as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to escalate. The crisis deepened after Iran shot down an American drone last month, which was flying over Iranian airspace.
The situation remains volatile, with some analysts warning that a military confrontation could be imminent. Trump has vowed to protect US interests in the region, but his administration's approach to dealing with Iran remains unclear.
Critics have accused the Trump administration of recklessly escalating tensions in the Middle East, and of failing to engage in meaningful diplomacy with Tehran. The situation is likely to remain a focus of international attention for weeks to come.
The move appears to be a show of force, with the US Navy reportedly deploying warships in the region to demonstrate its commitment to national security. However, details about the armada's size and composition remain scarce.
Trump's comments on the armada come as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to escalate. The crisis deepened after Iran shot down an American drone last month, which was flying over Iranian airspace.
The situation remains volatile, with some analysts warning that a military confrontation could be imminent. Trump has vowed to protect US interests in the region, but his administration's approach to dealing with Iran remains unclear.
Critics have accused the Trump administration of recklessly escalating tensions in the Middle East, and of failing to engage in meaningful diplomacy with Tehran. The situation is likely to remain a focus of international attention for weeks to come.