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Iran Warns It Will Target Other Nations’ Energy Fields If the US Launches Fresh Attacks

Iran’s foreign minister warned the US against new attacks, saying retaliation could include striking oil and gas fields elsewhere.

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Iran Warns It Will Target Other Nations’ Energy Fields If the US Launches Fresh Attacks

Iran warned the US against any “adventurous action,” saying it would retaliate decisively if Washington carries out fresh strikes on Iranian targets. In calls with senior officials from Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi discussed potential consequences and “destabilising actions.” Iran-aligned reporting said attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure would prompt Iranian strikes on oil fields in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, as well as gas fields of Qatar and Israel, framing them as extreme retaliation

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