Iran’s Supreme Leader issues stark warning to US against attacks as Ayatollah vows ‘immediate’ response to any threats

Comment now Next IRAN’S nepo-terrorist leader Mojtaba Khamenei has warned the US not to renew its strikes, vowing to respond immediately to any attack. The Ayatollah ordered his army to be prepared as speculation grows that the Middle East is on the verge of another all-out war . 4 The US military is reportedly ready to strike Iran ‘within days’ Credit: AFP 4 Iranian Supreme Tyrant Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to respond Credit: EPA Advertisement Tensions have flared again after a period of relative quiet, with the US reportedly ready to strike “within days” and Donald Trump promising to “finish the job”.

Khamenei, who has not been seen publicly since the first US-Israeli strikes , ordered commanders to deliver an “immediate, effective response without geographical limitations,” in a post on Telegram. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Email address Please provide a valid email. Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email. The statement continued: “If the enemies once again launch military or terrorist attacks, it is the armed forces of the Islamic Republic and the Iranian nation that will determine the time and conditions for their end.”

The tyrant is believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries and lost a leg during Operation Epic Fury on February 28. Read more on Iran ONCE AND FOR ALL How Trump is plotting ‘short, sharp’ 72hr strike to cripple Iran SPY GAMES Iran’s UK 'spy network' EXPOSED…sleeper cells, blackmail & 'Bond-villain methods' But his supposed statement ordered an update of the military target list to bring US and Israeli assets within the reach of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

It comes as the US military has deployed sufficient forces in the Middle East to carry out a new wave of attacks, sources told CNN . Renewed strikes would likely go beyond efforts to “mow the lawn” or hit Iranian assets that could be quickly rebuilt, they added. One source told the outlet: “It will be a big effort.” Advertisement Most read in The Sun 'CREEPS' BUSTED Ex- Disney World Mickey Mouse actor among 300 'child predators' busted JUSTICE VOICES Children burned & babies drowned – testimony of women who brought down Nazis ISLAND HELL Inside Philippines’ child sex abuse epidemic as Thomas Markle's 'cache' probed 4 Israeli soldiers, supported by a tank, conduct an operation in Zawtar al-Sharkiya, Lebanon on October 25, 2026 Credit: AFP 4 Armed members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) walk in front of an anti-Trump banner Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Current and former officials have reportedly echoed that view, saying it is a case of when, not if, Trump issues the order.

They believe strikes will resume before the end of the year, likely after the US midterm elections. US Central Command is said to be developing a long list of potential targets across Iran ‘s energy , military and nuclear infrastructure. Advertisement Iran and the Houthis are said to be taking possible renewed attacks very seriously, two other sources told CNN . Any attack launched by the US or Israel would trigger immediate retaliatory strikes against American facilities in the region, they added.

However one said that both Iran and the Houthis are unlikely to preemptively strike. Trump meanwhile threw his weight behind Benjamin Netanyahu as Israelis await the final results of Tuesday’s elections. In a Truth Social post the day before, Trump wrote: “When you go to the Polls please remember that Bibi has been an outstanding warrior prime minister! Advertisement How Trump is plotting ‘short, sharp’ 72hr strike to cripple Iran by Claudia Lee, Foreign News Reporter DONALD Trump is planning to cripple Iran with a “short and sharp” strike campaign in a final bid to force the regime’s hand, experts say.

Months into deadlocked peace talks, Tehran remains steadfast in its refusal to back down and meet US demands to dismantle its nuclear programme. To break the stalemate, the US president has deployed forces to the Middle East as he prepares to unleash one final, debilitating blitz. Former British army officer Simon Diggins told The Sun: “This particular campaign is going to be short and sharp.” Current and former officials have reportedly said it is a case of when, not if, Trump issues the order.

They believe strikes will resume before the end of the year, likely after the US midterm elections on November 3. A renewed offensive will likely see the US return to its initial tactics used at the start of the war – a “high intensity” bombing campaign. Simon said: “Currently the planning is about a seventy-two-hour attack. That might be 72 hours across days or a week. “The 72 hours at the very beginning of the war in February was extremely effective.”

Read more here . “As everyone is aware, including the enemy, Bibi and I have had a great relationship in winning together. “We did Operation Midnight Hammer, stopping the World’s Number One State Sponsor of Terror from obtaining a Nuclear Weapon. “Then we did Operation Epic Fury, and Iran now has No Navy, No Air Force, and both their Military and Economy are in shambles. RECOMMENDED STORIES “There can no longer be the chant heard around the World of “Death to America, Death to Israel,” and there won’t be.

“Vote for Bibi Netanyahu for Prime Minister, we have to finish the job that we started!” Advertisement Comment now