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US military commanders warned President Trump that Iran could retaliate in the event of a conflict in 2026, according to information obtained by GFdaily. The warning, delivered in recent briefings, stressed that heightened tensions and potential Iranian retaliation could prolong the fighting and destabilize global markets and geopolitical stability.
The warning's context
The warning was framed around a hypothetical 2026 conflict scenario, though officials did not specify the exact trigger or nature of the confrontation. Commanders told Trump that any military engagement with Iran would carry a high risk of retaliation, including possible attacks on US allies, energy infrastructure, or shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf. The assessment drew on intelligence indicating that Iran has developed a range of asymmetric capabilities designed to strike beyond its borders.
Potential retaliation scenarios
According to the warning, Iranian retaliation could take several forms. Cyberattacks on US financial systems or critical infrastructure were cited as a likely response. The commanders also pointed to the possibility of proxy forces in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen launching strikes against US
US military commanders warned President Trump that Iran could retaliate in the event of a conflict in 2026, according to information obtained by GFdaily. The warning, delivered in recent briefings, stressed that heightened tensions and potential Iranian retaliation could prolong the fighting and destabilize global markets and geopolitical stability.
The warning's context
The warning was framed around a hypothetical 2026 conflict scenario, though officials did not specify the exact trigger or nature of the confrontation. Commanders told Trump that any military engagement with Iran would carry a high risk of retaliation, including possible attacks on US allies, energy infrastructure, or shipping lanes in the Persian Gulf. The assessment drew on intelligence indicating that Iran has developed a range of asymmetric capabilities designed to strike beyond its borders.
Potential retaliation scenarios
According to the warning, Iranian retaliation could take several forms. Cyberattacks on US financial systems or critical infrastructure were cited as a likely response. The commanders also pointed to the possibility of proxy forces in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen launching strikes against US
