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Iran Issues Warnings Amidst Tensions With US and Foreign Visits
Iranian officials criticize potential US sanctions while Pakistan's army chief plans a visit to Tehran for regional stability talks.

Iran has warned that countries aligning with the United States in what it terms an 'economic D-Day' will experience retaliatory measures. This warning comes amid ongoing tensions resulting from US sanctions against Iran. Iranian officials have characterized these sanctions as desperate attempts by Washington, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stating that such threats will ultimately fail.
In related developments, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi described the current situation as a 'full-scale war', further emphasizing Iran's resistance to the US policies. Araghchi, in his remarks, asserted that the US must engage with Iran respectfully to work towards a solution grounded in justice and honor.
Meanwhile, Pakistan's army chief, Asim Munir, is scheduled to visit Tehran on Monday. This visit is part of efforts by Iran to foster peace and security in the region, according to Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei. The discussions may play a role in addressing the tensions between Iran and the US.