Iran Pledges 'Crushing' Retaliation After Israel-US Strikes Intensify Tensions

Entertainment National Sports Markets Business & Economy Lifestyle World Astrology & Religion Technology Education & Jobs Auto Politics Viral Opinions

Loading more articles...

Iran Vows 'Crushing' Retaliation After Israel-US Strikes Escalate Tensions

US President Donald Trump has been repeatedly warning Iran of military action if Tehran does not agree to a deal. (AFP)

F

Firstpost•28-02-2026, 13:47

Iran Vows 'Crushing' Retaliation After Israel-US Strikes Escalate Tensions

•Iran vows a "crushing" response to recent attacks by Israel and the US, according to Reuters.
•Israeli strikes targeted multiple locations, including ministries in southern Tehran, escalating regional tensions.
•Explosions were also reported in Tabriz, as per state news agency IRNA.
•Public anxiety is rising, with long queues at petrol stations and residents leaving Tehran amid fears of wider conflict.
•Iran's leadership warns of a strong and decisive response, cautioning the US and Israel about the path they've chosen.

Read Full Article on Firstpost in English

✦

More like this

✦

More like this

A cyclist watches as a projectile falls over Dubai on February 28, 2026.- AFP

Pezeshkian Condemns 'Barbaric' School Attack After US-Israel Strikes

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi warned of a forceful response if Iran's infrastructure is attacked, countering US President Trump's claim Tehran planned to strike US forces. (Image: Reuters)

Iran FM Rejects Trump's Attack Claim, Warns of 'Zero Restraint' if Attacked

Iran urges restraint as regional tensions escalate

Iran Urges De-escalation as War with Israel, US Intensifies; Strait of Hormuz Closed

Representational image (Image: News18)

Israel Strikes Iran After Evacuation Warning; Khamenei Killed in Prior Raids

Representational image (Image: News18)

Iran Launches 5 Multi-Warhead Missiles Amid Escalating West Asia Conflict

Representational image (Image: News18)

Qatar Rejects Iran's Claim of Only Targeting US Interests; Missile Activity Declines