Iran says it will respond to violations of the memorandum of understanding.
On the 3rd local time, Iran warned the United States not to violate the Iran-U.S. memorandum of understanding.
According to news from Iran on the 3rd, Iran's acting Defense Minister Ibrahim Raisi stated during a phone call with Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar that Iran's acceptance of the ceasefire arrangement in the Iran-U.S. memorandum of understanding is to help restore stability in the region and is also in response to the request of friendly neighboring countries. Given the historical breaches of promises by the United States, Iran has no trust in the U.S. side. The Iranian armed forces remain on high alert, and any violation of the memorandum of understanding will be met with a response. Ibrahim Raisi stated that the presence of foreign troops in the region not only fails to create security but also increases distrust, uncertainty, and insecurity.
In addition, according to Iranian sources, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement on the 3rd warning that any misjudgment by the enemy will provoke a response from Iran that is more decisive and destructive than ever before.
Iran warns the U.S. against violating the Iran-U.S. memorandum of understanding, stating that any such violation will be met with a decisive response. The Iranian Armed Forces remain on high alert, reflecting a lack of trust in U.S. commitments. The Iranian Defense Minister emphasized that foreign military presence in the region increases insecurity and distrust.
- Iran warns the U.S. against violating the memorandum of understanding.
- Iran's armed forces are on high alert for any violations.
- Iran's response will be more decisive and destructive than before.
- The Iranian Defense Minister expressed distrust towards the U.S.