Iran vows earthquake-like retaliation as US sanctions tighten

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In response to the latest US sanctions aimed at crippling Iran’s economy, Tehran has warned of reciprocal, region-wide retaliation, including expanded strikes on oil targets in the Middle East and possibly Europe, which could push global oil prices higher if Hormuz shipping is disrupted. Iran’s officials also signal a shift in its nuclear posture, including the possibility of withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, while experts expect Tehran to pursue a blend of economic adaptation and deterrence—building alternative energy lifelines and pressuring regional and international actors rather than capitulating.
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