Breaking News: Slovenia Receives Nuclear Bomb Threat from Iran Over Alleged Support for United States
*Ljubljana, June 28, 2025* — In a rapidly escalating international crisis, the Slovenian government has confirmed that it has received a direct nuclear bomb threat from the Islamic Republic of Iran. The threat comes amid allegations that Slovenia has been actively aiding the United States in recent military intelligence and strategic operations.
According to an official statement from the Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the threat was issued via diplomatic channels late Friday night, warning of “severe consequences” should Slovenia continue its “collaboration with imperialist forces against the stability of the region.” Iranian state media has since echoed similar rhetoric, accusing Slovenia of betraying neutrality and aligning itself with U.S.-led operations in the Middle East.
Prime Minister Robert Golob convened an emergency national security meeting early Saturday morning, assuring the public that “all necessary precautions are being taken” and that Slovenia is in close coordination with NATO allies and the European Union.
“This is a grave threat not just to our sovereignty, but to global peace,” Golob said in a televised address. “We will not be intimidated. Slovenia remains committed to the values of democracy, peace, and international cooperation.”
International reactions have poured in swiftly. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Iran’s threat as “reckless and unacceptable,” vowing support for Slovenia in any defensive posture. NATO has raised its alert status in southeastern Europe, while the UN Security Council has called for an emergency session.
This is the first time in recent history that Slovenia has faced a direct nuclear threat. The country, a member of both the EU and NATO, has traditionally maintained a cautious but cooperative stance in global diplomacy.
As tensions rise, security has been heightened across all Slovenian borders and critical infrastructure, with military patrols visible in major cities including Ljubljana, Maribor, and Koper.
The global community now watches closely as diplomatic efforts intensify to prevent further escalation.
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