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The Latest | Iran president warns of ‘massive’ response if Israel launches ‘tiniest invasion’

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Iran’s president has warned that the “tiniest invasion” by Israel would bring a “massive and harsh” response, as the region braces for potential Israeli retaliation after Iran’s attack over the weekend.

President Ebrahim Raisi spoke Wednesday at an annual army parade that was relocated to a barracks north of the capital, Tehran, from its usual venue on a highway in the city’s southern outskirts. Iranian authorities gave no explanation for its relocation, and state TV did not broadcast it live, as it has in previous years.

Currently:

— Israel is vowing to retaliate against Iran, risking further expanding their shadow war.

— U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says Iran’s actions could cause global economic spillovers and warns of more sanctions.

— Citing safety, University of Southern California cancels speech by valedictorian who has publicly supported Palestinians.

— Artist and curators refuse to open an Israeli pavilion at Venice Biennale until there is a cease-fire and hostage deal.

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The attack represents the first assault on Israel by Iran

The attack late Saturday marked the first time Iran had ever launched a military assault on Israel, despite decades of enmity dating back to the country’s 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Iran has a vast arsenal of drones and missiles. Tehran’s choice of the Shahed-136 drones both give Israel and its allies hours to shoot down the bomb-carrying drones. For the time being, it does not appear Iran has used any of its ballistic missiles in the attack, which would pose a greater risk to Israel.

The Latest | Iran president warns of ‘massive’ response if Israel launches ‘tiniest invasion’

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The attack represents the first assault on Israel by Iran

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