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Iran Warns U.S., Israel of Global Attacks

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Top Iranian military spokesman warns of global attacks on U.S. and Israeli officials, including tourist spots and vacation areas, amid escalating tensions following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian leaders. U.S. officials put counterterrorism teams on high alert, with FBI director ramping up intelligence efforts and Department of Homeland Security briefing governors on potential risks. President Trump assures public that authorities are tracking suspects and the situation is under close watch.

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Iran Warns U.S., Israel of Global Attacks

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US News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Iran Warns U.S., Israel of Global Attacks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 20th, a top Iranian military spokesman issued a stark warning on Friday, saying U.S. and Israeli officials could face attacks anywhere in the world, even at tourist spots and vacation areas. This comes right as millions of Americans gear up for spring break and the Easter and Passover holidays. The threat follows a series of Israeli air strikes this week that took out several high-ranking Iranian leaders, including a revolutionary guard. General, the intelligence minister, a national security adviser, and a paramilitary commander. The conflict kicked off back on February 28th and Iran seized these hits as signs of enemy weakness. U.S. officials are taking us seriously, putting counterterrorism teams on high alert since the start of Operation Epic Fury. The FBI director has ramped up intelligence efforts, while the Department of Homeland Security briefed governors on risks like lone wolf attackers or cyber attacks. President Donald Trump noted federal probes into possible Iranian-link threats, stressing that authorities are tracking suspects who may have.

Sliped in under prior policies, he assured the public that the situation stays under close watch. As tensions simmer, both sides keep a sharp eye on each other, with no end in sight to the back and forth strikes and warnings.

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