--- title: "テヘランが地域的脅威を発信、フーシ派代理勢力がリヤド空港を攻撃、封鎖により石油備蓄が枯渇" description: "テヘランは10月25日、好戦的なレトリックを強め、欧米に対して厳しい報復を警告する一方、代理勢力であるフーシ派がリヤドの国際空港に向けて弾道ミサイルを発射した。一方、エネルギー追跡データによって海上封鎖下における洋上原油備蓄の完全な枯渇が確認され、同体制の経済危機は新たな局面に達した。" url: "https://ja.hasbara.co.il/enemies/islamic-republic-of-iran/tehran-issues-regional-threats-as-houthi-proxies-attack-riyadh-airport-and" type: "collection-item" locale: "ja" author: "Hasbara" published: "2026-10-26T05:43:00.000Z" updated: "2026-11-01 16:46:08" tags: ["iran"] --- # テヘランが地域的脅威を発信、フーシ派代理勢力がリヤド空港を攻撃、封鎖により石油備蓄が枯渇 *テヘランは10月25日、好戦的なレトリックを強め、欧米に対して厳しい報復を警告する一方、代理勢力であるフーシ派がリヤドの国際空港に向けて弾道ミサイルを発射した。一方、エネルギー追跡データによって海上封鎖下における洋上原油備蓄の完全な枯渇が確認され、同体制の経済危機は新たな局面に達した。* ## Regime Rhetoric and Escalating Threats On October 25, the leadership in Tehran delivered a sequence of aggressive ultimatums directed at the United States, Israel, and regional partners. Addressing the Islamic Consultative Assembly, parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned that any renewed Western or Israeli military action would provoke a response beyond the enemy's imagination. Proclaiming that the country constitutes an impregnable fortress of self-confidence and defensive strength, Ghalibaf insisted that military pressure and public diplomacy would never compel the regime to capitulate. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reinforced this stance, asserting that previous military strikes had failed to extract concessions from Tehran and that further action would yield no different outcome. Threats of asymmetric escalation also multiplied across the regime's security apparatus. Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of the parliamentary National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, declared that a single miscalculation by adversaries would render Israeli territory uninhabitable in under an hour. In parallel, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) spokesman Hossein Mohebbi characterized the broader confrontation as an existential and civilizational struggle, asserting that the regime is prepared to target critical regional infrastructure. Iranian security figures openly floated plans to sabotage undersea fiber-optic telecommunications cables across the Persian Gulf in the event of expanded combat. These declarations coincided with U.S. intelligence warnings that the regime's elite external operations apparatus, Unit 840, has advanced plots to target American diplomats and regional personnel. Domestically, the regime's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, convened a high-level meeting with judiciary chief Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei. The supreme leader instructed the judicial apparatus to aggressively pursue legal reparations for damages inflicted during recent conflict rounds, while demanding accelerated enforcement and harsher crackdowns against domestic corruption to serve as a public deterrent. ## Proxy Strikes and Cross-Border Operations The regime's proxy network maintained its offensive posture across multiple theaters. In Yemen, the Iran-backed Houthi movement carried out a fresh salvo of ballistic missiles and explosive drones aimed at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The strike occurred only hours after Saudi civil aviation officials attempted to resume commercial passenger flights following earlier strikes. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree issued a formal declaration designating Saudi airports as active operational targets and warned international carriers to halt flights into the kingdom. While Saudi-led air defenses intercepted incoming projectiles over the capital, flight operations were disrupted, prompting diversions and cancellations. Beyond the Arabian Peninsula, the IRGC ground forces conducted cross-border kinetic operations in northern Iraq. Tehran deployed explosive loitering munitions against installations operated by the Iranian Kurdish opposition faction Komala in the Balisan region of Iraqi Kurdistan, continuing the regime's long-standing effort to eliminate Kurdish political and militant movements beyond its borders. ## Strategic Infrastructure and Nuclear Monitoring Heightened vigilance surrounded the regime's hardened strategic installations. Western intelligence surveillance maintained close monitoring over critical facilities, including the deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain complex, where little overt operational movement was observed following previous strikes on the regime's nuclear infrastructure. Concurrently, Moscow's diplomatic mission in Tehran issued a public refutation of reports suggesting that Russian engineers and specialists stationed at the Bushehr nuclear power plant were being evacuated, insisting that operations at the facility proceeded on normal schedules despite regional alerts. ## Economic Squeeze and Internal Distress The economic chokehold on the regime intensified significantly on October 25. Energy analytics documented that Tehran's trackable floating crude oil inventory outside the maritime blockade zone fell to zero, cutting off the regime's primary mechanism for bypassing export constraints. Projections indicate that the exhaustion of these offshore stockpiles will cause seaborne crude oil revenues to contract dramatically by mid-December once residual payments clear. Military and intelligence evaluations indicate that the maritime containment operation has already deprived Tehran of upwards of $25 billion in petroleum earnings. Although the IRGC continues to exploit black-market smuggling conduits and shadow networks to finance its command structures and proxy militias, the general population across Iran bears the full weight of the financial contraction. Inflation exceeded 300 percent, the rial depreciated further, and soaring food costs prompted severe public anxiety. Long queues formed at fuel stations and automated teller machines in Tehran and other major urban centers as citizens stockpiled staples in anticipation of renewed hostilities. The vulnerabilities of the regime's maritime operations were underscored internationally when Sri Lankan authorities coordinated the emergency rescue of 40 Iranian sailors from sanctioned tankers stranded in international waters, repatriating them following medical distress calls. ## Diplomatic Posturing On the international stage, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei criticized the European powers—Britain, France, and Germany—accusing them of double standards by seeking diplomatic engagement while endorsing sanctions and defense measures against Tehran. Reflecting the regime's heightened alert status at home, officials abruptly canceled Ghalibaf's planned attendance at the parliamentary gathering of the BRICS bloc in New Delhi, citing unforeseen domestic security circumstances. ## 情報源 - [breitbart.com](https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2026/10/25/trump-on-iran-do-i-make-a-deal-or-finish-them-off-military-readies-new-strike-options/) - [foxnews.com](https://www.foxnews.com/politics/irans-oil-lifeline-drying-up-biggest-pain-may-fall-ordinary-citizens) - [nytimes.com](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/25/world/middleeast/saudi-arabia-riyadh-airport-reopens.html) - [nytimes.com](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/24/us/politics/trump-netanyahu-iran-new-phase-of-war.html) - [theepochtimes.com](https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/us-updates-bahrain-travel-advisory-over-iran-houthi-threats-6108412)