Iran warns nowhere is off limits if Trump and Netanyahu strike again

Tehran, November 1 - Iran's supreme leader has issued a stern warning to the United States and Israel, stating that their threats to resume military action could result in Iran launching attacks "anywhere" in response. The warning comes after both the US midterm elections and Israel's general election, which could influence the trajectory of the ongoing conflict.

President Trump has hinted at the possibility of renewed military strikes following the US vote, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed a desire to topple the Iranian government. Iran's supreme leader, Mohammad Khamenei, directed military commanders to update the target list to include all assets of the American-Zionist enemy, both physical and intangible.

Khamenei could not attend the meeting due to his absence since the death of his father in a US-Israeli strike. Fariba, a Tehran housewife, expressed concern over the escalating tensions, while Ebrahim, a local salesman, dismissed the possibility of another full-scale war. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has led to a rise in global oil prices, making the conflict unpopular in the US ahead of the midterm elections.

Qatar and Pakistan are attempting to mediate between the conflicting parties, but progress remains elusive.