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- Retired Gen. Jack Keane says Iran's leadership should heed U.S. President Donald Trump's warnings about accountability for violence against its citizens.
- He notes more than 3,000 deaths amid unrest and many arrests.
- Keane criticizes Iran's Supreme Leader for using foreign militias to suppress dissent.
- He speculates that U.S. military assets are positioned to counter potential Iranian retaliation, especially ballistic missile threats, and Trump's intentions should not be underestimated.
