Iran warns US against renewed attack, says it has ‘unfinished jobs’ too
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned the United States against military confrontation with Iran and said Tehran had “unfinished jobs” of its own.
- U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Washington would “finish the job” unless Iran rapidly changed course.
- Araghchi accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of pushing the United States toward war to avoid legal consequences in Israel.
- Trump endorsed Netanyahu and said the United States might act alone if Israel had a different leader.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned against the US's resurgence of attacks, claiming that Tehran has "unfinished tasks," reports The Hill.
Iranian Chief of Staff Ali Abdullahi, targeting US President Donald Trump, said, "The US President is old now, he is not in a condition to get up."
Tensions soar as Iran says ready for another round of war with US
Iran has signaled that it is preparing for another round of war with the United States and has issued public threats against Washington in an apparent bid to deter President Donald Trump from restarting the current conflict.
The head of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented on American officials' claims that US forces are required to prepare for a new phase of war against the Islamic Republic, including attacks using the so-called "mother of all bombs", a non-nuclear "area" MOAB.
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