Iran warns against new escalation by US and allies
- On Sunday, Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya military headquarters warned that any new U.S. strike would trigger "painful attacks" against American bases and interests, claiming it possessed intelligence that Washington was planning further military action.
- Regional tensions intensified Saturday after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis launched missile and drone strikes on Riyadh and a major Saudi oil facility in Yanbu, a linchpin of the kingdom's east-west pipeline export route.
- President Donald Trump stated Sunday he is in "deciding mode" regarding potential military strikes, offering Tehran a choice between a negotiated deal, economic ruin, or being "wiped out."
- Iranian military officials additionally cautioned that any regional state supporting Washington would be "considered complicit," warning these nations could no longer expect restraint from Tehran's armed forces.
- The conflict remains stalemated as Iran continues to block the Strait of Hormuz, maintaining the waterway will stay closed until the terms of a collapsed June ceasefire agreement are met.
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The Iranian Revolutionary Guards threatened on Monday to target "new targets", with "new weapons," in the event of an attack on the United States, they said on Monday in a press release.
The IRGC will attack new targets and deploy new weapons if the US launches further attacks.
In QIRR, the U.S. declared a "historic defeat" and announced "new targets" in the event of a new phase of conflict.
Hossein Mohebbi, spokesman for the Revolutionary Guards, warned that Iran would use new weapons and target new targets if the United States launched an offensive.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned on Monday that they would attack new targets and deploy new weapons if the United States continued its attacks on the country.
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