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Iran signals readiness for war amid claims that strikes have already begun

Amwaj.Media • October 26, 2026

The story: Iranian officials are warning that renewed war with Israel and the US could trigger retaliation far beyond the region. This comes as suspected Israeli strikes on Iran-aligned Shiite armed groups in Iraq and Tel Aviv’s military preparations fuel fears of escalation. With Qatari mediators reportedly in Tehran and reports of Israeli-US plans to strike again after the US midterm elections, diplomacy and preparations for renewed righting are running side by side.

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Iran Prepares for Conflict Amid US-Israel Tensions Iranian officials have indicated a readiness for war in response to escalating tensions with the US and Israel. Reports suggest that suspected Israeli strikes on Iranian-aligned groups in Iraq have already begun, raising fears of broader conflict. Mediators from Qatar are reportedly in Tehran, attempting to facilitate negotiations with the US, but military preparations are ongoing. The situation is exacerbated by claims of imminent US military actions following the US midterm elections. Iranian officials warn that any renewed conflict could have repercussions beyond the region. The current diplomatic efforts are running parallel to military preparations, indicating a precarious balance between negotiation and potential escalation. 2 sources 60

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