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Iran, which denies that it is pursuing nuclear weapons, warned on Sunday that it would retaliate across the region if it came under attack.

The Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah has sent fighters there in recent weeks, and rebels, who are drawn mostly from Syria's Sunni majority, have threatened to retaliate across the border in response.

Taliban 'will retaliate against US reprisals' DAY OF MOURNING ACROSS WORLD A three-minute silence to commemorate those killed in the terrorist attacks was observed across Europe this morning.

Some news reports are also quoting ordinary Pakistanis demanding that their government retaliate militarily against American forces across the border.

ISTANBUL, Oct. 21 — A brazen ambush by Kurdish militants that left at least 12 Turkish soldiers dead touched off a major escalation in Turkey-Iraq tensions on Sunday, bringing fears that Turkey would retaliate immediately by sending troops across the border into Iraq.

"You can't defend every piece of land along a 750-kilometer-long Line of Control, but you should retaliate to send a strong message across the border," he said, referring to the demarcation, about 470 miles.

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Robinson, who took the feistiness of the National League to the placid Brother-in-Law League back in 1966, added: "What I'm trying to get across to pitchers is that they don't have to retaliate.

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Lukashenko may retaliate.

He vowed to retaliate.