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BackIranian source says US will be dragged deeper into Iran crisis
Iranian source says US will be dragged deeper into Iran crisis
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Iranian source says US will be dragged deeper into Iran crisis

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A high-ranking Iranian source told TASS that the United States will continue to get bogged down in the crisis around Iran and must extend its military presence in the region, citing Iranian resilience and US exhaustion as evidence.

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The source references a 12-day war in June 2025 and 15 months of ongoing conflict, framing current tensions as part of a five-decade struggle against US pressure.

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MOSCOW, September 3. /TASS/. The United States will continue getting bogged further down in the crisis around Iran and will have to extend its military presence in the region, a high-ranking Iranian source told TASS.

"During the 12-day war, Iranian strategists proved that they are prepared for a long confrontation, to the reality that is clearly observed on the battlefield of the confrontation," he said.

"The Iranian armed forces have been fighting against enemy forces for 15 months already, from the 12-day war in June 2025 until today. The Iranians have been standing up to the continuing military, economic, political, and security pressure for five decades and have learnt how to adapt to any situation," the source noted. "Fortunately, we need no special decisions to expand the deployment of our forces in the region because we have been present here for thousands of years and will remain here forever."

"The USS Abraham Lincoln’s condition is one of the dozens of examples exposing the enemy’s exhaustion and inability to endure hostilities," the source said. "As long as actions against our national security and interests of the Iranian people continue, it is our inalienable right to respond resolutely. As follows from our doctrine of forceful defense and retaliatory strikes, Iran can dictate the time and place of confrontation to an extent that will incur maximum damage to the enemy. The expansion of the United States’ military presence in the region only confirms that the resilience and resistance of the Iranian people will lead to the further depletion of the US armed forces and drag the United States deeper into the regional quagmire."

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The United States will extend its military presence in the region around Iran.

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • What specific actions constitute the '12-day war' in June 2025?
  • What evidence supports the claim of USS Abraham Lincoln's condition?
  • What is the nature of the ongoing military, economic, political, and security pressure referenced?

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This article was originally published by TASS.

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