Iranian Forces 'Stronger' Than At Beginning Of War — Army Spokesman
- President Donald Trump confirmed new strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island this week, following reported attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
- The war between Iran, the United States, and Israel began in February, with military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia stating on Saturday that Iranian forces are now "stronger" and "more motivated."
- Early Saturday, the Iranian army reported its air defenses "struck and destroyed" a United States drone over Qeshm Island; the Tasnim news agency reported two missiles also struck the island.
- Akraminia warned the Islamic Republic will keep the Strait closed until the United States accepts Tehran's demands, stating the response will be "immediate, effective, and without geographical limitations" per the Supreme Leader.
- Deadlocked for months, the conflict affects one-fifth of global oil consumption. Iranian forces maintain higher alert levels, claiming "greater motivation, commitment, and self-confidence" after direct confrontation with the United States and Israel.
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Iran says forces 'stronger' than at beginning of war
The Islamic Republic’s armed forces, having gained experience from direct confrontation with United States and Israel, are stronger than they were at the beginning of the war, Iranian Army Spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said
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