Iranian Chief of Staff Threatens to Respond to Any New Threat Targeting Tehran
July 5, 202576 ViewsRead Time: 2 minutes
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The Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, threatened today to respond to any new threat targeting Iran.
Mousavi was quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying, "We have a plan to make the enemy miserable and paralyzed according to the Supreme Leader's orders, and if Iran is attacked again, they will witness what we will do, and in this case, the United States may not be able to save Netanyahu."
He continued, "The enemies have been planning for the past fifteen years for this war they imposed on us."
He explained, "The infiltrated enemies and spies were organized inside Iran and trained, and they prepared a deliberate plan, but they miscalculated when it comes to the Supreme Leader, the people, and the combat capabilities of our armed forces."
He added, "The nuclear issue was a pretext for waging aggression against Iran and eliminating the regime within 48 hours to a week, and dismantling the Islamic system, but the Iranian people emerged victorious."
Israeli Defense Minister, Yisrael Katz, had confirmed that the army would ensure that Iran does not threaten Israel again after the war that the two countries faced for 12 days in June.
Katz stated in a release that the Israeli army would put "a plan in place to ensure that Iran does not threaten Israel anymore," adding that the army must "be prepared on the intelligence and operational levels to ensure air superiority over Tehran."
These statements come after a 12-day aerial war between the two sides in June last year, until the parties reached an agreement.
Mousavi was quoted by the Tasnim news agency as saying, "We have a plan to make the enemy miserable and paralyzed according to the Supreme Leader's orders, and if Iran is attacked again, they will witness what we will do, and in this case, the United States may not be able to save Netanyahu."
He continued, "The enemies have been planning for the past fifteen years for this war they imposed on us."
He explained, "The infiltrated enemies and spies were organized inside Iran and trained, and they prepared a deliberate plan, but they miscalculated when it comes to the Supreme Leader, the people, and the combat capabilities of our armed forces."
He added, "The nuclear issue was a pretext for waging aggression against Iran and eliminating the regime within 48 hours to a week, and dismantling the Islamic system, but the Iranian people emerged victorious."
Israeli Defense Minister, Yisrael Katz, had confirmed that the army would ensure that Iran does not threaten Israel again after the war that the two countries faced for 12 days in June.
Katz stated in a release that the Israeli army would put "a plan in place to ensure that Iran does not threaten Israel anymore," adding that the army must "be prepared on the intelligence and operational levels to ensure air superiority over Tehran."
These statements come after a 12-day aerial war between the two sides in June last year, until the parties reached an agreement.
