Iran's Army Shifts Military Doctrine to Preemptive Operations
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Tehran: Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said on Friday that his country has been gradually shifting its military doctrine toward “preemptive strikes” since the June 2005 war. In remarks made during a program broadcast on Iranian state television, Akraminia said, “When we face an American threat, we defend ourselves, and international law allows us to defend ourselves preemptively.” Akraminia explained that the forces […]
The spokesman for the Iranian army announced that Tehran would carry out proactive operations whenever it felt threatened, confirming that this would be done within the framework of international law.
Iran’s army shifts military doctrine to preemptive operations
Iran's shift to preemptive military operations heightens regional tensions, potentially destabilizing the Gulf and escalating global security risks. The post Iran’s army shifts military doctrine to preemptive operations appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
The Iranian army spokesman confirmed that “we will carry out preemptive operations whenever we feel threatened, within the framework of international law.”
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