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Iran's foreign minister vows no change in tactics as Pentagon readies strike plans and Iranians fear return to all-out war

Iran's foreign minister vows no change in tactics as Pentagon readies strike plans and Iranians fear return to all-out war

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has publicly declared Tehran will not alter its approach, even as a US intelligence memo reveals Iran has substantially increased efforts to target Americans abroad and the Pentagon drafts military strike options. Embassy staffing has been cut in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and the UAE, and non-emergency staff were ordered out of Saudi Arabia. Asked about fresh strikes, President Donald Trump said: 'There's a possibility I will.'

A US official reportedly warned that Iran may have operatives inside the United States.

Central Command has strike options ready for after the November 3 midterms.

Trump told a Florida rally: 'We may do another little Epic Fury.'

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