Iran warns of retaliation as Trump links further strikes to negotiations
Conflict · First reported 8 Nov, 18:25 · Updated 19:10
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that Iran would retaliate if the United States resumed attacks, while President Donald Trump said renewed strikes were unlikely if nuclear negotiations progress. A separate brief identifies the conflict as “Iran War Day 254” and mentions a Houthi attack targeting Riyadh’s financial district.
- Araghchi said Iran’s two-day proposal calls for an end to the war on all fronts, and warned of retaliation if the United States chooses war.
- Trump said renewed strikes were highly unlikely if nuclear negotiations progress, but said the United States could strike again if necessary.
- The American Conservative brief labels the conflict “Iran War Day 254” and says a Houthi attack targeted Riyadh’s financial district.
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- Iranian foreign minister
- Abbas Araghchi warned of retaliation if the United States resumes attacks.
- Trump’s stated condition
- He said further strikes were unlikely if negotiations progress, but could continue if necessary.
- Iran proposal
- Araghchi described a two-day proposal that includes ending the war on all fronts.
- Riyadh
- The American Conservative brief says a Houthi attack targeted the city’s financial district.
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- An earlier Lux story reported Trump saying renewed strikes were unlikely if nuclear talks produced a strong agreement, while military action remained possible. [de354151-1d4b-43ed-8d05-16274b21427c]
- Another earlier Lux story covered reports of blasts and vessel incidents around Iran and said reported strikes could not be independently confirmed in that article. [1c197a0c-af78-472a-b7e6-d64ad18e9640]
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