Iran warns US against renewed attack, says it has ‘unfinished jobs’ too
Araghchi warned Washington against renewed strikes and said 64% of Americans disapprove of Trump’s military handling of Iran, according to a Pew Research Center poll.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump threatened to "finish the job" against Iran unless Tehran changed course, prompting Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to warn Washington against military confrontation and accuse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of pushing the United States into war for personal survival.
- Netanyahu faces a tight parliamentary election on October 27, with polls showing his Likud party virtually tied with the opposition at about 51 seats, a political instability that analysts say drives his pursuit of U.S. support against Iran.
- Iranian commanders claimed they have stockpiles of new weapons ready for potential conflict; Supreme National Security Council head Mohsen Rezaei warned that if war breaks out, Iran will target U.S. assets including data centers and undersea cables.
- UAE official Ali Al-Nuaimi, chairman of the Defense, Interior and Foreign Affairs Committee of the Federal National Council, stated Thursday that his country is better prepared to handle threats than it was on February 28.
- The ongoing conflict remains a stalemate, with analysts warning that Iranian deterrence efforts could be misinterpreted by Washington as provocation, raising the risk of unintended escalation despite Trump's stated intent to avoid conflict before the midterms.
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Iran’s commanders signal they are preparing for new round of war
Iran has publicly indicated it is bracing for a potential resumption of hostilities with the United States, issuing fresh warnings aimed at dissuading President Donald Trump from restarting the conflict that began in February. According to a report from CNN, Iranian military commanders have escalated a series of statements over the past month asserting that […]
An adviser to Iran's supreme leader said Tehran would respond if the US attacked again. He stressed that nine countries allied with Washington would suffer the consequences. The post Iran: If the US attacks again, nine countries in the Middle East will pay the price appeared first on in.gr.
Trump Has a Problem: Iran Says the ‘World Will Be Amazed’ and Is Ready for Another War with the US Military
Iran’s commanders have spent the past month warning they are ready for another round of war with the United States, CNN reports, boasting of new weapons for targets beyond the region. US officials downplay the threats, and President Trump has said he won’t strike Iran before the midterms.
Iran threatens a new war against the United States and warns that future attacks could even reach Europe. Military officials in Tehran claim that they have gathered significant quantities of weapons and are prepared for a long-term conflict. Possible targets include US military bases, artificial intelligence data centers, internet submarine cables and energy infrastructure in the Middle East. Warnings come as Washington analyzes new military ope…
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