Iran to ‘severely respond’ to new US-Israeli attacks


Published: 12:10 29 April 2026
Iran has warned that it will respond harshly if the US and Israel attack again. The country’s military spokesman, Mohammad Akraminia, said that they still consider the current situation as a wartime situation and that they do not think that the conflict is over.
In a statement on Tuesday, he said that if the United States and Israel attack Iran’s security again, a stronger response will be shown than before. He also mentioned that if the enemy takes any aggressive action, it will be responded to on the battlefield.
He also said that the list of possible targets has been updated and there is preparation for using new types of weapons and tactics. According to him, if the enemy tries to attack again, they will have to face a completely different type of resistance and response.
Analysts believe that Iran’s warning has created new concerns in the context of ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
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