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Iran war live: Iran says it has a plan to respond to any US attacks 

31 July 2026
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US Escalation with Iran is 'pointless', warns former US diplomat

By Zaid Sabah and Zsombor Peter

Published On 31 Jul 202631 Jul 2026

  • An Iranian official has said Iran has prepared a comprehensive response to any US attacks, and that it includes vital US and Israeli infrastructure.
  • While United States President Donald Trump has told reporters on Friday that the US will be hitting Iran “hard”, there are reports that the strikes may be called off.

 

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