Iran: The Policy of Retaliatory Strikes Has Ended; We Will Start Executing Continuous Strikes
Iran's spokesperson declares the end of retaliatory strikes, signaling a new phase of continuous military actions against perceived enemies, primarily the US and Israel.
The spokesman for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Iran announced that the strategy of retaliatory strikes has concluded, marking a shift towards a new phase characterized by sustained military actions. He emphasized that the resolution of conflicts in the region will not be dictated by the United States or Israel, but rather by the Islamic Republic itself. This declaration reflects Iranโs determination to assert its military capabilities and set the terms of engagement in the ongoing tensions with Western powers.
In a televised statement, the spokesperson claimed that the adversaries, referring to the US and Israeli leaders, are experiencing a state of moral collapse following multiple defeats, which he alleges has led to erratic statements from their political leaders. He directed warnings to President Trump and other Israeli leaders, reiterating that while the US and Israel may instigate conflict, it will ultimately be Iran that determines its conclusion based on its military strength and strategies.
Furthermore, he assured that the Iranian armed forces maintain initiative in the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz, clarifying that Tehran does not necessarily need to close the strait outright. However, he noted that actions taken by the US and Israel could lead to changes in navigation in this vital maritime passage, suggesting that regional tensions could escalate due to foreign interventions. This ongoing dialogue tension underlines the complexities of international relations and the potential for military confrontations in the region, particularly as they relate to energy supply security through critical maritime routes.