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Iranian military spokesperson Akraminia said on November 1 that Iran was fully prepared and warned that, if the United States started hostilities again, it would immediately face a devastating counterattack on a scale far exceeding previous ones.

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Iranian military spokesperson Akraminia said on November 1 that Iran was fully prepared and warned that, if the United States started hostilities again, it would immediately face a devastating counterattack on a scale far exceeding previous ones.

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In addition, Iranian military spokesperson Akraminia said on November 1 that Iran is fully prepared and that if the United States launches another war, it will immediately face a "devastating counterattack" on a scale far greater than before.
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此外,伊朗军方发言人阿克拉米尼亚1日说,伊朗已做好充分准备,若美国再次发动战事,必将立即遭到“毁灭性的回击”,且规模将远超以往。
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