Iran to tackle economic issues, says further attacks will be 'more painful'
Senior officials said Iran will answer any further attacks with faster, more painful retaliation as sanctions deepen pressure on its economy.
- On Saturday, U.S. Central Command struck three Iranian tankers after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles at two U.S. Navy ships; no American personnel were harmed.
- The six-month-old conflict appears at a stalemate, with Iran continuing to operate its Kharg Island export hub despite being hit 550 times, though Iran exported 90% of its crude via Kharg before the war.
- On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf warned that the rules of engagement have changed, stating any future attack on Iranian interests will receive a "faster, heavier and more painful response."
- Rejecting the idea that U.S. sanctions would force political changes, Economy Minister Ali Madanizadeh asserted on Sunday that responsibility for reforming Iran's economy rests with the government and Iranian people.
- The IRGC Navy issued warnings to U.S. forces to avoid passing through unauthorized waterways, as the Economy Ministry's Economic War Headquarters intensifies efforts to resolve war-related disruptions.
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Iran warns US of faster, heavier response to attacks
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Iran has announced that it will step up efforts to address the problems created by US sanctions that are destroying its economy, and a senior Iranian official warned that a “painful response” could be expected if there is a new attack. Six months after […] The post As sanctions and US blockade weigh on their economy, Iran threatens more severe attacks: “It will be painful” first appeared on Novi list.
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Opinión BoliviaIran threatened to respond faster to the U.S., after attacking U.S. vessels in retaliation for bombing Iranian oil tankers.
A senior Iranian official warned the United States that his country would retaliate against any US attack more quickly, forcefully, and painfully, following a week of clashes between the two sides.
Iran is threatening the United States with a faster, more severe, and more painful response as the conflict between the two countries continues to escalate.
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