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War

Iran Warns Conflict Could Spread to Indian Ocean if US Strikes Again

Source: NDTV · 24 Sep 2026, 09:44 UTC

Iran has threatened to expand a conflict into the Indian Ocean if the United States launches another strike, according to an NDTV headline. The supplied material adds that Tehran has long supported the Houthis militarily while denying involvement in the Yemen conflict, but gives no details of the warning.

Iran has threatened to expand the war to the Indian Ocean if the United States carries out another strike, according to an NDTV report headline. The supplied material provides no further details about the alleged threat, the conflict in question, the circumstances of any previous US strike or the Iranian officials who may have issued the warning. It states that Iran has long provided military support to the Houthis.

Iran denies involvement in the Yemen conflict, according to the same material. The source does not describe the nature of Tehran’s support, identify the US response or provide a statement from the Houthis or any other government. The available information therefore establishes the reported warning and Iran’s stated denial of involvement in Yemen, but does not support additional detail about possible military actions.

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