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Iran war: Tehran says it 'never welcomed war'

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Mark Hallam, Kieran Burke, Ramisha Ali
Iran war: Tehran says it 'never welcomed war'
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Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated following a second wave of US military strikes and a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran maintains it does not want war but is prepared to defend itself, while diplomatic talks continue between other regional actors.

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The conflict threatens global oil supplies and regional stability, marking a significant escalation in US-Iran relations.

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Iran has once again reiterated that it "must always be ready for battle" and stand its ground after the latest wave of US strikes. Meanwhile, Washington says Israel and Lebanon have held fresh talks.

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The article presents statements from both sides of the conflict and reports on military actions neutrally.

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