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i24NEWS EnglishSecurity

Iran Warns US of Major Attack if Israel Assaults Lebanon Ridge

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Iran has warned the US of a large-scale attack if Israel launches a full offensive on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The warning, delivered in August, highlights Iran's involvement with Hezbollah forces in the contested area, though Israel reportedly assesses fewer Iranian forces are present.

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  • Iran warned the US of a large-scale attack if Israel assaults the Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon.
  • Iranian military personnel are reportedly positioned with Hezbollah fighters at the ridge.
  • The warning was delivered in August via Oman, a mediator between Iran and the US.
  • Hezbollah claims control of the ridge, a strategic site for command centers and weapons.
  • Israel assesses fewer Iranian forces are present and has sought to isolate the ridge.
  • An Israeli operation on the ridge remains possible despite the Iranian warning.
Iran Warns US of Major Attack if Israel Assaults Lebanon Ridge
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