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Ongoing Story· Day 48

Trump Warns Iran of 'Much Greater' Attack if Retaliation Occurs

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Iran Threatens Israel and US with 'More Destructive Plan'

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Hebrew · Sole source

Rezaei dismissed recent threats from Israeli and American officials and warned that Iran's new operational strategy will disregard established rules of engagement. The announcement was made via the social media platform X.

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  • Iran's Mohsen Rezaei threatened Israel and the US with a more destructive military plan.
  • Rezaei stated Iran's new operational strategy will not follow familiar rules of engagement.
  • The threat was issued on the social media platform X on Sunday.
  • Rezaei dismissed recent statements from Israeli and American officials.
  • He indicated Iran's readiness for renewed hostilities in response to any 'new adventure.'

Rezaei, speaking via the social media platform X, warned that the Islamic Republic's armed forces have developed a new operational strategy that will not adhere to familiar rules of engagement should another conflict arise.

Rezaei dismissed recent statements from Israeli and American officials, asserting that "the empty words and repeated threats in recent days from American and Zionist officials do not change the reality on the ground." He further indicated Iran's readiness for renewed hostilities, specifying that the new plan is more destructive than those employed during 12-day and 40-day wars, and would be activated in response to any "new adventure."

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