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Ongoing Story· Day 61

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

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Iran Leader Orders Forces Ready for Immediate Response to Threats

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Iran's leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, ordered the armed forces to prepare for immediate responses to threats and update targets against the US and Israel. He warned that Iran and its people would dictate the end of any renewed enemy attacks. The directive was issued during a meeting with senior military commanders on Saturday.

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  • Iran's leader ordered armed forces to prepare for immediate responses to threats.
  • Targets against the United States and Israel are to be updated.
  • Any threat must be met with an immediate and effective response.
  • Iran will determine the end of any renewed enemy attacks.
  • The directive was issued on Saturday to senior military commanders.

Iran's leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, met with senior commanders of the Iranian armed forces on Saturday, according to reports from Iran. He instructed the commanders to prepare for an immediate response to any threat and to update a list of targets against the United States and Israel. Khamenei stated that "any threat, at any level and of any kind, must be met with an immediate and effective response, without geographical limitations." He also warned against renewed attacks on Iran, declaring that "if the enemies renew military attacks or terrorist actions, the armed forces of the Islamic Republic and the Iranian people will determine the timing and conditions for their end."

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