Press TV, on Iran, 8 November 2026

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Iran prepared to make any new US aggression far more costly: Analyst

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Former US government adviser Paul Larudee says Trump's repeated threats of aggression against Iran amount to a show of force, warning that another attack would bring no gains for Washington. “There's no benefit for him personally. There's no benefit for him politically. There's no benefit for the United States,” he told Press TV in a Sunday interview. Larudee warns that any renewed US aggression would face a stronger Iranian response, making confrontation increasingly costly for Washington.

He says Iran is prepared to ensure that any new attack would have far worse consequences for the United States. The commentator also argues that Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are driven by ambitions of personal legacy and territorial expansion, with Trump seeking global dominance and Netanyahu pursuing the Zionist agenda by drawing Washington into another military incursion against Tehran. The former US adviser, however, questions Trump's willingness to pursue another military escalation against Iran.

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About this analysis

Press TV reports an interview with Paul Larudee, who argues that a new US attack on Iran would bring Washington no gain and would meet a stronger Iranian response. Every contested claim, including the description of US threats as aggression and the claims about Trump's and Netanyahu's motives, is attributed to the analyst. Nothing in the article misleads its reader about who is saying what.

What it gets right

  • “he told Press TV in a Sunday interview”

    The article states plainly where and when the quoted words were said, so the reader knows they come from one interviewee.

  • “The commentator also argues that”

    Press TV marks the claims about Trump's and Netanyahu's motives as the commentator's argument, not as established fact.

  • “questions Trump's willingness to pursue another military escalation against Iran”

    The article keeps the analyst's own doubt about whether an attack will happen, so the reader does not come away thinking a strike is certain.

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