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PanetSecurity

Iran Warns US of Strong Retaliation if Israel Attacks Lebanese Area

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Iran has reportedly warned the U.S. of a strong response to any Israeli attack on the Al-Tahir highlands in Lebanon, where Iranian soldiers are said to be surrounded with Hezbollah. Israeli sources view this as proof of Iran's direct involvement in the conflict.

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  • Iran warned the U.S. of retaliation against Israeli attacks in Lebanon.
  • The threat concerns the Al-Tahir highlands where Iranian soldiers are reportedly surrounded.
  • The warning was reportedly delivered to the U.S. in August.
  • Israeli sources see the threat as proof of Iran's direct involvement.
Iran Warns US of Strong Retaliation if Israel Attacks Lebanese Area
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Iran has warned the United States that it will respond forcefully to any Israeli attack on the Al-Tahir highlands in Lebanon, where Iranian soldiers are reportedly surrounded alongside Hezbollah fighters. The message was conveyed to the U.S. in August, according to Reuters.

Israeli sources interpreted the threat as direct evidence of Iran's ongoing involvement in the conflict in southern Lebanon and its readiness to retaliate against Israeli strikes in the region. The Al-Tahir highlands are a key area of contention in the ongoing hostilities.

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