Politics10/14/2026•Bloomberg

Iran Fights Rising Militant Attacks as US Threatens to Renew War

Iran is battling a surge in attacks by separatist militants in its southeast, compounding the country’s security challenges while it’s on alert amid US threats of renewed airstrikes.

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