On September 10, it was reported that an Iranian official stated that Tehran is prepared to engage in a more intense war with the United States if necessary. The official indicated that Iran will escalate its strikes in response to U.S. attacks, viewing this conflict as a 'battle for survival.' The official remarked that Iran has 'no choice but to fight.'
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Iran to Intensify Strikes in Response to U.S. Attacks
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