Iran Army Says Any New War with US Could Be 'Longer than Previous Conflict'
- Iranian Army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia warned that a future war with the United States could last longer than the previous conflict and that President Donald Trump would not control its timing or end.
- The previous conflict began on February 28 with United States-Israeli strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
- Iran responded with missile and drone attacks across the region.
- Defense Minister Mehrdad Akhlaghi warned of a “proportionate, decisive, and impactful response,” while President Donald Trump said the United States had destroyed much of Iran’s military.
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Iran warned on Sunday the United States that a new war is likely to be of long duration, following threats by US President Donald Trump about a resumption of attacks on Iran, AFP reports.
Iran threatens on Sunday the United States that a possible resumption of hostilities risks lasting, following new threats by US President Donald Trump, reports AFP.
Iran warns the United States that a possible resumption of hostilities risks developing into a longer conflict than the previous one, responding to Donald Trump's renewed threats. The post The Middle East on a tightrope: Threats of a "protracted war" - The Emirates on alert appeared first on in.gr.
Iran is warning the United States that a potential resumption of hostilities risks turning into a longer conflict than the previous one, in response to renewed threats from Donald Trump. “A new war could be longer than the previous one and the US president would then not be able to set the timing or conditions” of a ceasefire, Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akramian warned in statements broadcast on state television.
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Iran army says any new war with US could be 'longer than previous conflict'
Iran's Defense Minister Mehrdad Akhlaghi on Sunday warned of a "proportionate, decisive, and impactful response" to any attack on the country, according to stat
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cyprustimes.comTehran is warning Washington of a conflict that will last longer than the previous one, while the United Arab Emirates says it is ready for the worst.
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