Iran says US has decided to resume strikes, vows retaliation
Tehran warned that regional countries aligning with US action would be considered complicit, according to Anadolu Agency.
Iran said the United States has decided to resume strikes and vowed to retaliate, according to Anadolu Agency.
Iran warned that regional countries would be considered "complicit" if they "align with" what it called US "aggression," Anadolu Agency reported.
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