In response to recent threats from the U.S., Iran's senior security official warned that this time Iran has no reason for restraint or to limit the geographical or thematic scope of the battlefield. These statements come at a time when tensions between the two countries are escalating, and Iran will soon unveil its new and surprising military equipment.
Increasing Tensions and U.S. Threats
In recent years, relations between Iran and the U.S. have soured significantly, with the two countries being in stark conflict over various issues, including the nuclear program, regional policies, and human rights. The senior security official stated that his country can no longer ignore U.S. threats and must take actions to defend itself.
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He also pointed out that recent U.S. threats have impacted Iran not only militarily but also economically and politically. According to this official, Iran must be prepared in response to these threats and utilize all its resources to defend its national interests.
Unveiling New Equipment and Its Consequences
The senior security official emphasized that his country will soon unveil its new military equipment, which will serve as a strong message to the U.S. and other countries. This equipment, he stated, will be so advanced and surprising that it could shift the balance of power in the region in favor of Iran.
This official also added that Iran has made significant military advancements in recent years, and these advancements are not due to sanctions and economic pressures, but rather the result of domestic efforts and the development of indigenous technologies. He said, "We do not want to engage in a war at all, but if we are attacked, all options will be on the table."
These statements can be seen as a serious warning to the U.S. and other countries that Iran will not overlook threats and is prepared to defend itself. In this situation, it remains to be seen whether the U.S. and its allies will heed this warning or not.
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