Without giving details, Trump also threatened to send Tehran “back to the Stone Ages” over the next two to three weeks.
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In response, Tehran vowed on Thursday to continue the war until Washington and Jerusalem faced “permanent regret and surrender”, threatening “more crushing, broader and more destructive” attacks.
Iranian military spokesman Ebrahim Zolfaqari said the United States and Israel had “incomplete” information about Iran’s military abilities and equipment, saying the country’s military production “takes place in locations that you are completely unaware of and will never be able to reach”.
Now in its second month with no truce in sight, the war in the Middle East continues to destabilise global markets and strain transatlantic alliances while taking a toll on Trump’s domestic approval ratings.

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