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Iran's Guards Threaten 'Scorched Earth' for Israel Amid US-Iran Tensions

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Iran's Revolutionary Guards threatened to inflict "scorched earth" on Israel if its energy facilities are attacked, escalating regional tensions. The warning from IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohabbi followed a series of escalating threats between Iranian officials and US President Donald Trump. Trump had endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing their cooperation against Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi challenged Trump's threats and accused Netanyahu of seeking war for personal reasons.

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  • Iran's Revolutionary Guards threatened to turn Israel into "scorched earth" if its energy facilities are attacked.
  • IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohabbi issued the threat on X, which was later removed for violating platform rules.
  • The warning coincided with escalating threats between Iran and US President Donald Trump.
  • Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi challenged Trump's threats and accused Netanyahu of seeking war.
  • President Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting their joint stance against Iran.
Iran's Guards Threaten 'Scorched Earth' for Israel Amid US-Iran Tensions
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