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Iran resumes retaliatory strikes as ceasefire efforts stall

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  • Iran said it would step up efforts to address economic problems caused by U.S. sanctions and resume retaliatory strikes.
  • A senior Iranian official warned of a “painful response” if Iran faced another attack.
  • Six months after U.S.-Israeli strikes began the war, the conflict appears to have reached a stalemate and ceasefire efforts have stalled.

Iran has resumed retaliatory strikes as efforts to secure a ceasefire stall, while Tehran says it will intensify work to confront the economic problems caused by U.S. sanctions.

A senior Iranian official warned that any further attack would draw a “painful response.” The warning came as the conflict showed no clear path out of its current deadlock.

Six months after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran launched the war, the fighting appears to have settled into a stalemate. Preliminary ceasefire efforts have not produced a breakthrough.

painful response

· Senior Iranian officialThe official warned that Iran would respond if it came under further attack.
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