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Escalation continues in the Middle East: Warning from Trump, retaliation threat from Iran
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- Military conflicts and mutual threats in the Middle East have intensified on their sixth day.
- Donald Trump stated that he plans to attack Iran's power plants and bridges.
- Iran threatened retaliation by targeting the civilian infrastructure of Arab neighbors in the event of a possible US attack.
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Sixth day
As the tension in the Middle East enters its sixth day, attacks and threats continue to intensify. The scope of the conflicts in the region is expanding, and the war of words between the parties has reached a dangerous point.
US President Donald Trump issued an explicit threat regarding attacks on Iran's power plants and bridges. These remarks further fuel concerns that a regional war could break out.
The Tehran administration announced that it would respond if Trump carries out these attacks. Iranian officials warned that in this case, the civilian infrastructure of neighboring Arab countries could be decimated.
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- How did the Tehran administration respond to these threats?
- Iran announced that there would be military retaliation that would destroy the civilian infrastructure of neighboring Arab countries if the US carries out the aforementioned attacks.
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