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Iran Warns US of Major Retaliation Over Israeli Offensive on Lebanon Ridge

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Iran has warned the U.S. of major retaliation if Israel attacks the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, where Iranian forces are allegedly present with Hezbollah. The warning highlights Iran's direct involvement and readiness to respond to Israeli actions in the contested region.

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  • Iran warned the U.S. of major retaliation if Israel attacks the Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon.
  • Iranian military personnel are reportedly present with Hezbollah fighters on the strategically important ridge.
  • The warning was delivered via Oman last month, underscoring Iran's direct involvement in the conflict.
  • Hezbollah stated such a warning would be a 'natural conclusion' and warned of full-scale war.
  • A White House official denied reports that U.S. pressure influenced Israel's actions regarding the ridge.
Iran Warns US of Major Retaliation Over Israeli Offensive on Lebanon Ridge
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