Mojtaba Khamenei threats toward US

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    The Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei is furious with Trump and has promised a geographically unrestricted response if the US or Israel launch military action. He's ordering Iran's armed forces to update target lists for all US-Israeli assets but this strategy will not succeed. The Iranian leader is trying to gain leverage before the midterms despite having none because of the Trump Strait. FOX NEWS anchor Madeleine Rivera covered the situation while noting that after the midterms any outcome is possible.

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    says any type of threat from the U.S. and Israel would be met by, quote, an immediate, impactful and geographically unrestricted response. And to that last point, he's ordering the country's armed forces to update their target list to bring all U.S. and Israeli assets within striking range. This could mark a significant escalation as the U.S. prepares for potentially more strikes on Iran after the midterms. Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reports the top U.S. commander in the Middle East briefed the president on military options. The Trump administration has warned there will be consequences if Tehran continues its malign activities. This month, a DNI memo was sent to Secretary Rubio warning Iran has substantially increased efforts to target American diplomats and officials in the Middle East region and beyond. So the president insists the fighting will soon stop. Qatari mediators returned to Tehran Friday in the latest attempt to strike a deal with Iran. There are talks. They want to talk. They keep talking. But look, they're not paying their soldiers. They're not paying their police. They're in a lot of trouble. And we have time, frankly. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, and they won't have a nuclear weapon. And that's going to end very soon. One way or the other, it's going to end very soon. Meanwhile, the U.S. is repeating its calls for non-emergency government employees to leave Saudi Arabia, citing attacks by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels. Charlie Rachel Ingwerth. Thank you, Maddie. Thank you, Maddie. All right, meanwhile, election day