Top commander warns US, Israel of ‘more lethal blows’ in case of new miscalculation

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Top commander warns US, Israel of ‘more lethal blows’ in case of new miscalculation

The Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has issued a warning to the United States and the Israeli regime, declaring that any new miscalculation against the Islamic Republic will be met with strikes far more devastating than before.

 

Major General Ali Abdollahi made the remarks in a message addressed to Brigadier General Seyyed Majid Mousavi, Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force, marking the 15th anniversary of the martyrdom of IRGC Major General Hassan Tehrani Moqaddam, widely revered as the father of Iran’s missile program.

 

“We warn the United States and the Zionist regime once again that the previous slaps were only the beginning of the story, and in the event of any new miscalculation, far more lethal blows await them,” he stated.

 

He emphasized that this is a “credible threat” entirely within the capabilities and realities of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Armed Forces.

 

Furthermore, he declared that any location serving as a center of threat against the existence of the Islamic Republic system will be the direct target of asymmetric operations.

 

Western air defenses paralyzed by Iranian technology

 

Reflecting on the achievements of the IRGC Aerospace Force, the Chief of Staff praised the “pride-inspiring victories” in the True Promise and Nasr operations against the US-Israeli-imposed wars.

 

He noted that the force has successfully navigated the path of self-reliance from zero to one hundred, ending the country’s need for foreign weapons imports and elevating Iran from a mere arms buyer to a top producer and exporter of strategic equipment.

 

“What was proven on the real battlefield, especially during the last year and a half, was the failure of Western highly-claimed defensive equipment against Iranian will and technology,” he asserted.

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