US EditionIran Declares Full-Scale War with US, Israel and Europe
Iran’s President Pezeshkian calls current conflict more complex than 1980s war with Iraq, citing over 1,000 casualties and economic sanctions as evidence of full-scale war.
- On Saturday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran is in a full-scale war with the United States, Israel and Europe ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu's Monday meeting with Donald Trump.
- The United States and Israel carried out strikes that included bombing three Iranian nuclear sites, while Western powers revived the so-called "maximum pressure" policy with new sanctions.
- Reporting shows the attacks killed nearly 1,100 Iranians, including senior military commanders and nuclear scientists, during a 12-day war in June, with 28 killed in Israel.
- Pezeshkian said Iran's military forces are stronger despite problems and warned any new attack would meet a more decisive response, adding Washington halted April negotiations with Tehran.
- Pezeshkian compared the confrontation to the 1980–1988 Iran–Iraq war, saying it is more complicated and that the earlier conflict left more than 1,000 casualties, amid sanctions reimposed in September.
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Just before the meeting between Trump and Netanyahu: Iran sees itself at war with the US, Europe and Israel. The president emphasizes the strength of Tehran.
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