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Iran’s Proxies May Target US in Retaliation

22 February 2026
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Iran’s Proxies May Target US in Retaliation
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Iran may retaliate against American targets worldwide if President Trump orders significant attacks on the regime, as reported by the New York Times. US and Western officials noted increased terrorist communications hinting at potential attack planning. Iranian lawmakers suggested that Iran could respond aggressively, even targeting Trump personally. In response, the US has bolstered its military presence in the Middle East, including advanced fighter jets and multiple naval assets.

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Tags: Al QaedaAyatollah Ali KhameneiDonald TrumpEuropeHezbollahHouthisIranIransIRGCMiddle EastProxiesRed SearetaliationtargetUnited States
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