Baku:Golestan Brigadier General Yadollah Javani, deputy for political affairs of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), has declared that any miscalculation by adversaries will result in a decisive and forceful reaction from Iran's Armed Forces. He emphasized their full combat readiness to counter potential threats during a speech at the Administrative Council in Golestan Province.
According to Islamic Republic News Agency, General Javani discussed the implications of US-Israeli aggression, suggesting that while the conflict with Iran is not officially termed a world war, global opinion perceives it as such. He compared the nature of this conflict to World Wars I and II, noting their impact on global power structures and the emergence of new realities.
General Javani asserted that the Iranian nation, along with the Resistance Front and Muslim countries in the region, would eventually see Iran emerge victorious. He mentioned US President Donald Trump's hesitation to acknowledge defeat, attributing it to concerns over domestic consequences of an Iranian victory.
He also reflected on US strategies prior to the "Ramadan War" in February, noting the misconception that aggressive actions, including the martyrdom of Iran's leader, could quickly achieve objectives. Highlighting perspectives shared by Iran's leadership, he reiterated a sentiment that the US has no effective military options against Iran, while Iran retains strategic advantages.
Addressing Iran's defense capabilities, General Javani pointed out advancements in technology and weaponry, which have strengthened the country's defenses and led to the withdrawal of foreign military vessels from the Persian Gulf. He warned that although the enemy might miscalculate again, Iran is well-equipped to handle any such errors.
Discussing US economic pressures, he dismissed the feasibility of a naval blockade due to Iran's advantageous geography and regional connections. He predicted that the world would soon recognize that neither naval, air, nor land blockades could subdue Iran, given the failure of previous military and psychological tactics against the nation.