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Iran threatens to expand war to Indian Ocean if US attacks again

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An adviser to Iran’s supreme leader has warned that Tehran may expand the Middle East war to the Indian Ocean if the United States attacks again. Read More: https://punchng.com/iran-threatens-to-expand-war-to-indian-ocean-if-us-attacks-again/

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