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Iran Warns US of Major Attack If Israel Assaults Hezbollah Stronghold

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Iran reportedly warned the US of a major retaliation if Israel attacks the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, where Iranian forces are allegedly present with Hezbollah. The White House denied the report, while the IDF has identified the ridge as a key operational priority amidst ongoing fighting.

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  • Iran warned the US of a major response if Israel attacks the Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon.
  • Iranian forces are reportedly stationed alongside Hezbollah fighters at the strategic ridge.
  • Hezbollah has built an underground command center and weapons storage at Ali al-Taher.
  • The IDF considers the ridge a main operational priority and has secured areas south of it.
  • The White House denied the report of the Iranian warning and US pressure on Israel.
  • Lebanese sources suggest an Israeli operation to seize the ridge may still occur.
Iran Warns US of Major Attack If Israel Assaults Hezbollah Stronghold
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