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Iran Threatens to Strike Over 100 Strategic Sites in Syria If Damascus Acts Against Hezbollah
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First reported by Walla · 55 minutes ago
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Iran threatens to attack over 100 strategic sites in Syria, including the presidential palace, if Damascus moves against Hezbollah. The warning was relayed via Turkey to several regional countries. Syrian officials confirmed plans to counter Hezbollah presence, while the U.S. supports Assad as the key actor to handle Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- 01Iran threatens to strike 100+ strategic sites in Syria if Syria attacks Hezbollah.
- 02The Syrian presidential palace is specifically named as a potential missile target.
- 03Iran communicated the threat through Turkey; Iraq, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia were also notified.
- 04Syrian security plans to counter Hezbollah presence are reportedly underway.
- 05U.S. President Biden supports Assad as the appropriate figure to confront Hezbollah, not Israel.
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