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Iran's Ghalibaf Slams US Gulf Presence: "Anyone Clothed by US Is Naked"

Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Ghalibaf, criticized US bases in Gulf countries, claiming they pose threats, prioritize Israel, and warned Gulf states of potential risks. (Image: X)

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News18•14-03-2026, 21:17

Iran's Ghalibaf Slams US Gulf Presence: "Anyone Clothed by US Is Naked"

•Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf criticized US military presence in Gulf states, calling it a threat.
•Ghalibaf stated that American bases in the region do not protect anyone and expose risks during ongoing conflicts.
•He accused the US of prioritizing Israel's interests over those of other regional partners.
•Using a striking metaphor, Ghalibaf warned, "Anyone clothed by the US is literally NAKED!"
•Remarks come amid high tensions in the Gulf due to the Iran-US-Israel conflict spreading military activity.

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