Iran's military has condemned recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on its gas refineries as a war crime and vowed retaliation against perceived threats to its infrastructure.
Iran's armed forces have issued a stern warning in response to attacks from the U.S. and Israel on gas refineries located in southern Iran, labeling these actions as war crimes. Military officials emphasized their resolve to ensure that such attacks do not go unpunished, indicating a readiness to target 'enemy infrastructure' that was previously deemed secure. The Iranian military's strong stance underscores a significant escalation in rhetoric and suggests a potential shift in strategy in the region.
The Iranian military further indicated that these recent assaults mark a pivotal transition in the ongoing conflict, suggesting that it may shift from limited strikes to a much broader economic warfare campaign. As reported by the Fars news agency, military sources assert that the dynamics of the conflict are changing, and Iran is prepared to respond robustly to any perceived escalation from its adversaries.
Additionally, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued new threats, warning to avoid Saudi Arabia and UAE's oil facilities, signaling Iran's intent to strike strategically if its infrastructure continues to be targeted. This warning suggests a heightened risk of military engagement and regional instability as Iran seeks to assert its deterrent capabilities in the face of external pressures.
