Iran Warns of Strong Response If US Launches New Attack

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Tehran, Iran – Web Desk: Iran’s military has issued a strong warning to the United States, saying it is fully prepared to respond with force if Washington resumes military strikes against the country.

According to Iranian state-linked statements, the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said its forces are ready to deliver a rapid and decisive response if Iran is attacked again.

Military spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia warned that Iran would open new fronts if the United States “falls into hostile traps” and launches renewed aggression. He added that any future conflict would involve new tactics and advanced weaponry, unlike previous confrontations.

The Iranian military emphasized that its forces remain fully prepared to defend national territory and respond immediately to any perceived threat.

The statement comes after US President Donald Trump claimed that planned strikes on Iran were delayed following requests from Gulf states, a claim that has drawn a sharp reaction from Tehran.

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