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AlarabSecurity

Iran Warns US of Major Retaliation if Israel Attacks Lebanon's Ali Al-Tahir Heights

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Iran has warned the U.S. of a major response if Israel attacks the Ali Al-Tahir heights in southern Lebanon, where Iranian forces and Hezbollah are stationed. The warning was delivered in August.

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  • Iran warned the U.S. of a significant retaliation.
  • The warning concerns a potential Israeli attack on Ali Al-Tahir heights.
  • Iranian military and Hezbollah are based in the targeted area.
  • The message was delivered to Washington in August.
  • Iran indicated it would launch a large-scale offensive in response.
Iran Warns US of Major Retaliation if Israel Attacks Lebanon's Ali Al-Tahir Heights
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Iran has warned the United States that it will respond forcefully if Israel launches an attack on the Ali Al-Tahir heights in southern Lebanon. The area is reportedly a base for Iranian military personnel and Hezbollah fighters. The message was conveyed to Washington during August, according to three officials cited by Reuters.

The Iranian communication included a threat of a large-scale Iranian offensive should Israel carry out a significant attack on the region. This exchange highlights Iran's continued direct involvement in the ongoing conflict and fighting in southern Lebanon, signaling Tehran's readiness to retaliate against any Israeli strikes in the area.

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