Iran warns new war with US could last longer than previous conflict
Iranian military officials warn of a prolonged conflict with the United States.
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- Iranian army spokesman warns of a potential longer war with the US.
- Defense Minister pledges a 'proportionate, decisive, and impactful response' to attacks.
- US President Trump claims Iran's military has been significantly weakened.
Iranian army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia warned on Sunday that any new war with the United States could last longer than the previous conflict, stating the American president would not dictate its duration.
Akhlaghi, Iran's Defense Minister, also warned of a 'proportionate, decisive, and impactful response' to any attack on the country, according to state television.
Hossein Mohebbi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, echoed similar warnings, stating there are no geographical limitations to a potential conflict with America.
US President Donald Trump claimed on Saturday that the United States has significantly weakened Iran's military, but still needs to 'take care of' one or two targets, which he said could be done in 10 minutes.
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