Iranian military official claims there are currently no US troops in the Persian Gulf.
On the 11th local time, the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Haidari, stated that currently, there are no U.S. military forces present in the Persian Gulf. Haidari said that even if they arrive, they only circle around the area by plane before leaving, provided that they do not enter Iran's fire strike range.
He pointed out that a "response without geographical limitations" means that if any country's aircraft flies towards Iran and bombs a certain target, the Iranian Armed Forces have the right to strike corresponding targets within that country. "We have established and prepared a target database for potential future wars." In this target database, geographical limitations have been removed, and Iran will not hesitate to strike these targets.
Haidari stated that Iran has set up a dedicated command post responsible for monitoring and striking enemy warships. Senior Iranian military officials have instructed the personnel at this command post to immediately strike with heavy firepower upon detecting any enemy vessels.
He emphasized that the Iranian military command is in a state of high alert, and once any U.S. Navy vessels are detected, they will be immediately targeted with missiles.
Iranian military officials assert that there are currently no U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf. They emphasize their readiness to respond to any threats, including the establishment of a target database for potential military actions. The Iranian command center is on high alert for enemy naval vessels, and they will strike with missiles if U.S. Navy ships are detected.
- Iranian military claims no U.S. forces are present in the Persian Gulf.
- Iran has prepared a target database for potential military actions.
- Iranian command center is on high alert for enemy naval vessels.
- Iran will respond with missile strikes if U.S. Navy ships are detected.