Iran's military command 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 heightened tensions following recent intelligence reports suggesting Washington is planning to resume military actions against Iran. The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Iran's main military command, stated that it has been informed of these plans and is prepared to respond.
The threat follows a series of statements from Iranian officials, including Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, who emphasized Iran's clear and non-negotiable stance on the US-Israeli conflict. Meanwhile, Iran has also been engaged in diplomatic efforts, with its top negotiator conveying conditions to the US for reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz, which has been blockaded during the ongoing Middle East war.
Despite these diplomatic overtures, the military warning underscores the continued risk of escalation. Intelligence sources indicate that the US is considering renewed strikes, prompting Iran to prepare for potential retaliation. The situation remains volatile, with both sides closely monitoring each other's actions in the region.
