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Iran's supreme leader warns of 'geographically unrestricted response' if US attacks again

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Iran's supreme leader has warned of a 'geographically unrestricted response' if the United States attacks again, according to Euronews. Iran does not exclude pre-emptive military action, though its officials have noted positive steps in mediated negotiations with the US ahead of the midterm elections. The Gulf countries remain 'braced for the worst.' The Financial Times reports that the Gulf is bracing for a wider escalation of the war between the US-Israel alliance and Iran, and that diplomats warn renewed conflict would be even more damaging than previous rounds of fighting. NPR reports that Qatar has led intense mediation over the past 72 hours to prevent a new round of possible US attacks on Iran after Tuesday's midterm elections, and that Gulf leaders are meeting in Qatar in an effort to stave off a new escalation.

This continues an earlier story: Iran warns US and Israel of 'geographically unrestricted' response to any new attacks

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  1. Euronews

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    Euronews reports that Iran's supreme leader warns of a 'geographically unrestricted response' if the US attacks again, that Iran does not exclude pre-emptive military action, and that Iranian officials have noted positive steps in mediated negotiations with the US ahead of the midterm elections.

  2. Financial Times

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    The Financial Times reports that the Gulf is bracing for an escalation of war between the US-Israel alliance and Iran, and that diplomats warn renewed conflict would be even more damaging than previous rounds of fighting.

  3. NPR

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    NPR reports that Qatar has been leading intense mediation over the past 72 hours to prevent a new round of possible US attacks on Iran after Tuesday's midterm elections, and that Gulf leaders are meeting in Qatar in an effort to stave off a new escalation.

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