Iran's army voices readiness for potential renewed US attack
- Iranian armed forces spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said the military is prepared for possible renewed U.S. attacks.
- Akraminia warned that the United States would suffer greater damage if it attacked Iran again.
- Iranian Army Commander-in-Chief Amir Hatami said the war had reached a critical stage.
- Hatami opposed restrictions on Iran’s trade and said Iran’s enemies should not control the Strait of Hormuz while Iranians faced deprivation.
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The Iranian armed forces are ready to respond to any new US strikes, Iranian army spokesman Mohammad Akraminya said, quoted by state media, BTA reported. He made the statement after US President Donald Trump announced that he had rejected an Iranian proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz and cease hostilities. Akraminya said that the Iranian armed forces are fully prepared for a possible new confrontation. He warned that in the event of a new US …
Iran's armed forces are prepared for any new attack by the US, military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said on Sunday, according to state media. And his statement comes after US President Donald Trump said he had rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the fighting, foreign media write, reports Telegrafi. Akraminia stressed that Iran's armed forces were fully prepared for confrontation and warned that the US would suffe…
Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akraminiya said that the US is not in a good position. Iran is more prepared than ever. If the US attacks again, it will lead to a bigger war in the region.
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Iran declares readiness for new US attacks and sharpens rhetoric The Iranian <p>military has declared readiness for new US attacks and threatened greater losses for Washington. Tehran called a war </p>decisive.
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