Iran says if attacked militarily, its response will not be “limited”
US President Donald Trump has revived threats of military strikes on Iran reverting back to the issue of its nuclear program weeks after violent protests in the country subsided.
Iran rebuffs fresh provocations by the US and Europe as protests subside
The Iranian parliament rejected the European Parliament’s resolution regarding the violence during the recent protests, calling it “hostile and hypocritical” and an attempt to interfere in its domestic matters.
Iran condemns US attempts to exploit protests for political gain, as Trump seemingly backs off military threat
Though anti-government protests have largely subsided, Iran claims there still persists a threat of possible external aggression from countries such as the US and Israel and has warned of strong retaliation.
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