Iran Threatens Pre-Emptive Strikes as US Questions Who Runs Tehran
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Iran threatens pre-emptive strikes as US questions who runs Tehran
Iran's army spokesman said Tehran's forces were prepared to strike first "should circumstances require it," while IRGC officials claimed tighter control of Hormuz, and Washington publicly pondered how much authority Pezeshkian and Araghchi actually wielded.
Iranian Army Spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia stated that they could launch preemptive strikes against targets believed to be preparing for attacks, saying, "If necessary, we will continue to conduct preemptive operations in the future to deter the enemy from any attack."
The Iranian military announced a shift in its military approach towards the US and Israel. Explaining that the previously defensive strategy now includes "preemptive operations," Iranian Army Spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia cited the missile attacks on US bases in Jordan as an example, stating, "They were struck before they could act." Tehran signaled that similar attacks would continue if deemed necessary.
Iranian Army Spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia stated that they could launch preemptive strikes against the US and Israel if deemed necessary.
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