The United States killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani in an air strike in Iraq on Friday.

Soleimani spearheaded operations in the Middle East, and his killing marks a major escalation in tensions between 
Washington and Tehran.
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BBC defence and diplomatic correspondent Jonathan Marcus answers your questions about what this action means.

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While some have described the killing of Soleimani as "a declaration of war" by the United States against Iran, it is important 
both not to overstate nor to understate the significance of the moment.
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This will not prompt World War Three. The key actors who might be involved in such a conflict, for example Russia and 
China, are not significant players in this drama.

But this could become a defining moment for the Middle East and for Washington's role in it. A significant Iranian retaliation is 
to be expected, and this could lead to a cycle of action and reaction that could bring the two countries ever closer to an all-
out conflict.
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Iran's response might be against US military interests in the region but equally it could be against any US-related target that 
Iran thinks vulnerable.