US EditionUS, Iran Dig in and Ramp up Threats as War Rages with No End in Sight
Iran vows proportional retaliation following US-Israel strikes that hit civilian infrastructure and caused over 100,000 displacements, escalating regional tensions, officials said.
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Iranian Parliament Speaker Says Tehran Will Retaliate If US Starts Infrastructure War
The speaker of the Iranian Parliament on March 10 said Tehran would strike back if the United States or Israel started an infrastructure war, while stressing that the country doesn’t want a cease-fire. “The enemy knows that whatever they do, we will undoubtedly have a proportionate and immediate response; no evil will go unanswered,” Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote in a post on X, according to a translation. Ghalibaf said that Iran will a…
Iran warns of infrastructure retaliation amid intensifying US-Israel strikes
Iran warned it will do the same to its enemies if attacks on its infrastructure continue, as the United States and Israel intensified military operations across the country and the wider Middle East. Officials in Tehran said the war entered a new phase while Washington signalled its largest day of strikes since the conflict began. Israel and the US have increasingly shifted their targets towards civilian infrastructure such as water desalination…
Tehran, Iran. The president of the Iranian Parliament, influential Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, promised a response “eye for eye, tooth for tooth” to any attack on the country’s infrastructure. “Today we fight eye for eye, tooth for tooth, no compromise or exception, and if they attack our infrastructure, we will also attack theirs,” he wrote in X Qalibaf.
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