Iran has warned that a renewed war with the United States could be longer and wider than the previous conflict, with Washington unable to dictate when or how it will end. The warning follows President Donald Trump's threat to target the remaining Iranian sites, including Mount Picasa, a suspected underground nuclear complex near Natanz. Officials in the Iranian military said that retaliation would be faced "without geographical limitations." The Qatari mediation continued on the side of the threats. Tehran described a recent announcement from Washington as a positive change in tone, but says reopening the Strait of Hormuz depends on sanctions relief, an end to the naval blockade and other conditions. With reports suggesting possible US strikes after the Nov. 3 midterms, the diplomatic push is under increasing pressure. here.

Iran has warned that a renewed war with the United States could be longer and wider than the previous conflict, with Washington unable to dictate when or how it will end. The warning follows President Donald Trump's threat to target the remaining Iranian sites, including Mount Picasa, a suspected underground nuclear complex near Natanz. Officials in the Iranian military said that retaliation would be faced "without geographical limitations." The Qatari mediation continued on the side of the threats. Tehran described a recent announcement from Washington as a positive change in tone, but says reopening the Strait of Hormuz depends on sanctions relief, an end to the naval blockade and other conditions. With reports suggesting possible US strikes after the Nov. 3 midterms, the diplomatic push is under increasing pressure. here.