Iran's main military command has warned of "painful" strikes if the United States or regional countries make any mistakes, according to a statement released by Iranian media. The warning comes amid heightened tensions following recent meetings in Europe where Washington reportedly discussed resuming actions against Tehran.
Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized Iran's clear and non-negotiable stance on the US-Israeli war, describing the country's position as both rational and firm. This statement aligns with Iran's broader diplomatic efforts to assert its sovereignty and resist external pressures.
The Iranian military's warning underscores the growing risk of escalation in the region. Intelligence suggests that Washington is considering renewed confrontations with Tehran, backed by some Middle Eastern allies. This has led to increased military readiness in Iran, with officials preparing for potential retaliation.
The situation remains volatile as both sides continue to signal their readiness for conflict, while also seeking diplomatic solutions. The coming days will be critical in determining whether tensions will de-escalate or lead to further confrontation.
