US EditionIran Leader Warns US Against 'Regional War'
Iran warns that a U.S. attack would escalate into regional conflict, with Iran capable of striking U.S. and allied forces, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and military buildup.
- Iran's supreme leader in Tehran warned that another U.S. attack would trigger regional conflict, saying the Iranian nation will respond if attacked.
- The U.S. moved the USS Abraham Lincoln, bombers, and fighters near Iran, while President Donald Trump said time is running out and hopes for talks in Turkey later this week.
- Iranian officials threatened counterstrikes that could target Israel and U.S. troops and regional interests, highlighting Tehran's ongoing strike capabilities.
- The UAE and Saudi Arabia have said U.S. forces wouldn't use their territory or airspace, and a diplomatic off-ramp exists if the U.S. administration steps back from nuclear, missile, and proxy demands.
- Iran's regime is unusually vulnerable after protests and a 12-day war with Israel that weakened key air defenses, yet it refuses to discuss limits on its ballistic missile program.
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Iran's spiritual leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei threatens regional war if the US attacks. President Donald Trump takes the warning seriously. And counters with further reinforcements.
Khamenei Threatens Regional War as Tensions Explode
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei vowed to “put an end to the United States’ mischief” and warned of a possible regional war during a series of online posts marking the anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution. Over a 36-hour period, Khamenei published a barrage of messages on X in what appeared to be a coordinated propaganda campaign targeting the United States, Israel, and domestic opposition. The posts intensified his long-running narrative …
Donald Trump casts the spectre of an attack on the Islamic Republic that claims to be ready to respond with more violence than last June, after previous American strikes.
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