Iranian Military Warns US: Strong Retaliation If Infrastructure Is Damaged
The spokesperson for Iran's Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters issued a stern statement early on the 4th in response to the military threats made by U.S. President Trump, warning the U.S. and its allies that if they dare to damage Iran's infrastructure, they will face a resolute counterattack.
In response to President Trump's previous threats regarding the destruction of Iran's bridges, power plants, and energy infrastructure, the spokesperson stated that once the U.S. takes action, the Iranian armed forces will not only comprehensively strike all assets of the U.S. and Israel in the region and occupied territories, including energy, fuel, economic centers, and power plants, but the scope of the strikes will also expand to include their broader important assets, as well as allies and host countries that support the U.S. and Israel.
The statement particularly emphasized that countries in the region with U.S. military bases must demand the withdrawal of U.S. forces from their territories to avoid suffering losses. Iran reiterated that its armed forces are prepared to defend national security with stronger and more destructive means. (Reporter: Yu Peng, Li Jiannan)
Iran's Central Headquarters spokesperson issued a warning to the U.S. on April 4, stating that any damage to Iranian infrastructure would result in a decisive retaliation. The Iranian Armed Forces are prepared to strike U.S. and Israeli assets in the region, emphasizing that countries with U.S. bases must demand their withdrawal to avoid losses.
- Iran warns the U.S. against damaging its infrastructure.
- Retaliation will target U.S. and Israeli assets in the region.
- Iranian forces are prepared to defend national security with stronger means.
- Countries hosting U.S. bases are urged to demand their withdrawal.