Iran’s supreme leader warns US, Israel against new attacks

Tehran's supreme leader, Moody Khamenei, cautioned the United States and Israel against engaging in further conflict, according to a written statement. This warning followed threats from Iran's adversaries to resume strikes. Khamenei, speaking during a meeting with top military commanders, directed his forces to respond swiftly and powerfully to any threat, regardless of its nature or location.

The statement also noted that Khamenei tasked the commanders with updating Iran's target list to include both physical and non-physical assets of the American-Zionist enemy. The conflict began on February 28 when US-Israeli forces struck Iran, prompting an immediate retaliation. Currently, diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent a resurgence of hostilities.

A Qatari delegation recently arrived in Tehran for talks following a letter purportedly sent by US Vice-President Joe Biden. However, Tehran has not yet responded to the letter.