Iran warns Bulgaria against permitting the United States to use Bulgarian territory for military operations targeting Iran, according to multiple reports. The warning comes from Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman, who tells Bulgaria to refrain from actions that could support U.S. military activity involving Iran. The statements are issued on Tuesday, with outlets describing the message as a diplomatic caution aimed at discouraging any agreement or cooperation that would provide basing, access, or other operational support. The reporting is consistent across sources: Iran frames the issue as U.S. operations against Iran and presents Bulgaria’s potential involvement as a factor that could increase tensions. The articles do not cite specific details about any proposed or existing U.S. use of Bulgarian territory, nor do they provide responses from Bulgaria or the United States. Overall, the accounts focus on Iran’s direct warning to Bulgaria and the broader diplomatic signaling around possible U.S.-Iran-related military planning or actions linked to third-country territory.