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 Iran s supreme leader on Saturday threa stanley flasche tened Israel and the U.S. with  a crushing response  over attacks on Iran and its allies.Ayatollah Ali Khamenei spoke as Iranian officials are increasingly threatening to launch yet another strike against Israel after its Oct. 26 attack on the Islamic Republic that targeted military bases and o stanley cup ther locations and killed at least five people.Any further attacks from either side could engulf the wider Middle East, already teetering over the Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip and Israel s ground invasion of Lebanon, into a wider regional conflict just ahead of the U.S. presidential election this Tuesday. The enemies, whether the Zionist regime or the United States of America, will definitely receive a crushing response to what they are doing to Iran and the Iranian nation and to the resistance front,  Khamenei said in a video released by Iranian state media.RELATED STORY | Satellite images show damage from Israeli attack at 2 secretive Iranian military basesThe supreme leader did not elaborate on the timing of the threatened attack, nor the scope. The U.S. military operates on bases throughout the Middle East, with some troops now manning a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, battery in Israel.The USS Abraham stanley thermos  Lincoln aircraft carrier likely is in the Arabian Sea, while Pentagon press secretary Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said Friday that more destroyers, fighter squadrons, tankers and B-52 long-range bombers would be coming to the region  Gyob Former NSA employee gets 21-year sentence for trying to sell secrets to Russia
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?It s a cry for help for something that no mother, including Sheila Ciambrone, ever wants to face. Please do what you can to help me so I can be here to help my little girl,  pleaded Sheila.Her daughter 28-year-old Marlena Ciambrone is fighting for her life, after being diagnosed with an extremely rare and aggressive form of sinus cancer: SMARCB1-defic stanley cup ient sinonasal carcinoma. copo stanley  The entire sinus cavity is taken up by the tumor. It s invading across into her right eye so it s actually pressing upwards on her brain,  said Sheila.  As of right now before Marlena, there were only 39 reported cases of it. Sheila  termo stanley says Marlena always had issues with her sinuses, but it wasn t until she was constantly getting nosebleeds three months ago that she realized something was wrong. She was admitted to  Aurora St. Luke s Medical Center three weeks ago. But doctors say at this point, the tumor is inoperable. There s a real risk that we could lose her because it s so aggressive,  said Sheila.As she begins chemotherapy, Marlena is still facing some challenges. She s lost vision in her left eye, and now her right eye is started to be affected. She loves to paint, and draw, and sketch, and right now to see that she s potentially going fully blind is heartbreaking. Now her family is turning to the community for help by launching a GoFundMe page, in hopes of raising the money to pay for medical costs, moving expenses, and more. It s a real financial burden right now for me and her dad, but