Iran's main military command, Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, has issued a warning that it will launch "painful" strikes against the United States and certain Middle East countries if they make any mistakes. The warning comes amid rising tensions, with Iran claiming it has intelligence that Washington is planning to resume actions against Tehran with the support of regional allies.
The Iranian military command stated that it has been informed of U.S. Plans to resume strikes, according to reports from Iranian media. This follows a series of warnings from Tehran, which has accused the U.S. Of escalating hostilities. The situation has been further complicated by the closure of a French language center in Tehran, which Iran has called an illegal act violating diplomatic conventions.
France has responded by summoning an Iranian envoy, indicating a diplomatic response to the closure. Meanwhile, Iran continues to emphasize its readiness to respond to any perceived aggression, highlighting the ongoing volatility in the region. The situation remains tense, with both sides closely monitoring each other's actions.
