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Iran’s President Declares ‘Total War’ With West as Israel Presses U.S. on Iran Missiles

The remarks sharpen tensions ahead of Netanyahu’s meeting with President Trump focused on Iran’s missile rebuild.

Overview

  • Masoud Pezeshkian warned that any new U.S. or Israeli attack would face a more decisive response and said Iran’s forces are stronger than before June’s conflict.
  • Benjamin Netanyahu is due to meet President Trump on Monday in Florida, where Israeli officials plan to brief him on options against Iran’s ballistic‑missile production.
  • Western intelligence and Israeli sources reported unusual Iranian aerial and missile activity, which Israeli officials cautioned could conceal preparations for an operation.
  • Israel’s June campaign, later joined by U.S. strikes on three nuclear sites, caused heavy losses in Iran—reported at roughly 1,100 deaths—and was followed by a ceasefire.
  • Iran says its missile program is defensive and non‑negotiable, while France, the UK and Germany have reimposed UN sanctions over Tehran’s nuclear activities.