Multiple reports say Iran’s national football team abandons its World Cup training base just weeks before the tournament. The team had been scheduled to train in Tucson, Arizona, but organizers have treated a change of venue as a standing possibility due to security concerns linked to the ongoing regional conflict. The reporting ties the heightened risk environment to the war that escalated after joint U.S. and Israeli strikes in February. The outlets also link the timing of the move to recent statements by President Donald Trump that suggest further bombing could occur, framing those comments as part of the broader uncertainty affecting planning for visiting teams. While the sources describe the decision as dramatic, they generally present it as driven by security assessments rather than a specific incident at the Tucson facility. The reports do not consistently provide details on the new location, timing of the move, or any direct impact on tournament participation, but they agree that the team’s preparations are adjusting to evolving security conditions.