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The Independent World19/05/2026Politique4 min de lecture

Iran-US war latest: Tehran threatens to open ‘new fronts’ against US if Trump launches fresh strikes

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Iran threatens to open new fronts against the US if Trump launches fresh strikes, as both sides remain far apart on key issues.

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Iran has warned it will launch a war on “new fronts” against the United States if it resumes attacks on its territory.

It comes amid reports that President Donald Trump will hold off launching a new offensive in hopes of striking a deal.

”If the enemy is foolish enough to fall into the Zionist trap again and launches new aggression against our beloved Iran, we will open new fronts against it, with new equipment and new methods,” army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said on Tuesday, according to Iran’s ISNA news agency.

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