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How Iran Is Fighting Back Against U.S. and Israel
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How has Iran been preparing itself for this war?
As the Iran war enters its second week, violence from the U.S. and Israel’s western assault and counterstrikes by Iranian forces and their allies threatens not only Iranian, Israeli and American targets but the broader region as a whole. While U.S. and Israeli forces have struggled with unclear and potentially conflicting orders, as well as questionable AI-influenced operations, Iranian forces have long been preparing for an attack of this sort …
Fighting in the Middle East is now in its eleventh day after the US and Israel attacked Iran on Saturday, February 28. Iran retaliated by attacking a number of neighboring countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain. On Monday, Tehran again launched a ballistic missile at Turkey, which NATO's defenses managed to destroy.
How Iran is fighting back against U.S. and Israel
One week into the escalating war between Iran, the United States, and Israel, Tehran has intensified its response through missile strikes, regional alliances, and strategic pressure across the West Asia. With tensions rising and no immediate ceasefire in sight, the first week of fighting has already reshaped security calculations across the West Asia, raising fears that the conflict could expand into a wider regional war.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bekayi, quoting an article shared by the White House spokesman, stated that the reason for the US attack on Iran was to seize its oil resources.
Jerusalem-10 March 2026-Total News Agency-TNA- The war between the U.S., Israel and Iran entered a new phase of hardening this Tuesday, with increasingly clear signs that none of the protagonists are willing to give in immediately. While U.S. President Donald Trump insisted that the conflict could soon end, the Iranian regime responded with an opposing message: he assured that it will fight “as long as it is necessary” and warned that “no one li…
The war between the U.S., Israel and Iran entered its second week with no sign of surrender, while the bombings continue over Iranian territory and the conflict spread across different fronts in the Middle East. Amid the military offensive and diplomatic tension, Iran insists that it will not give in, while the U.S. claims that it will continue to reach what it calls a definitive victory. The scenario became even more complex after Iran appointe…
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