Iran Warns of Possible Israeli Attack Amid Rising Tensions

Iran has raised concerns over a possible new strike by Israel, as Iran warns of possible Israeli attack and says the threat cannot be completely ruled out. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that while Iran does not want war, it is fully prepared to defend itself if forced into conflict. His remarks highlight growing tensions in the region.

Speaking to Russian media, Araghchi said Iran prefers peace and stability but will respond strongly if attacked. He added that Iran believes the best way to prevent war is to remain fully prepared for any situation that may arise.

The Iranian foreign minister also said the country has already recovered from damages caused by past aggression. He warned that if Israel repeats previous actions, it should not expect a different or successful outcome this time.

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Meanwhile, American media reports suggest that Israel believes Iran is advancing its ballistic missile program. According to these reports, Israel wants to discuss the possibility of a new strike on Iran with the United States.

Reports also claim that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may raise the issue during an upcoming meeting with US President Donald Trump. As regional tensions continue, Iran warns of possible Israeli attack, signaling that the situation remains serious and closely watched by the international community.