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Iran vows to 'send Netanyahu to hell'

Iran's top security official has threatened to send Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hell and warned the US to brace for a severe confrontation if the blockade persists. Rezaei, in an interview with Al-Manar, claimed that Netanyahu's actions had brought the Zionist regime to the brink of collapse. The Iranian leader also alleged that Netanyahu had spread false reports of an Iranian plot to assassinate US President Donald Trump's son, causing the President to act erratically.

Rezaei warned of a different phase of conflict with Israel should tensions escalate and said Iran would respond to any economic pressure with countermeasures targeting US economic interests in the region.

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