'Will attack without geographic limits': Iran's fresh warning to US after Trump's threats
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An Iranian Army spokesperson said its armed forces were stronger than when the war began in February and could strike US bases outside the Middle East. | World News
An Iranian army spokesperson on Saturday said that Iranian forces were stronger than when the US and Israel started the war in February and would strike American targets without "geographic restrictions" if attacked.
The fresh warning to the US comes amid Trump's renewed threats against the Islamic Republic.
Iranian Army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said Iranian forces would act on the orders of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and could target US military bases even outside the region if Washington resumes strikes on Iran, news agency AFP reported, citing Iranian state media.
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