Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy Claims It Will Implement Severe Retaliation Against "Aggressors"
On the 27th local time, the political deputy director of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that the United States is trying to deal with Iran through threats and pressure, but the Iranian people will not accept "threatening language."
He claimed that in the so-called "post-war period," Iran has shown the world a new national image, proving that "the enemy is not as strong as it claims."
The official also stated that the U.S. has encountered a "strategic failure" regarding the issue of "reopening the Strait of Hormuz." He mentioned that the U.S. had claimed it could restore navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, but after the strait was blocked, it "failed to achieve its goals."
In addition, the official stated that the Iranian armed forces are prepared and warned that "from Chabahar to Mahshahr will become a graveyard for aggressors," and also indicated that "severe retaliation" will be implemented against "hostile forces."
(Reporter: Li Jiannan, Li Zhao)
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy announced on the 27th that it is prepared to retaliate severely against aggressors. The statement criticized the U.S. for its failure to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized that Iran has demonstrated a new national image, countering U.S. narratives of strength. The IRGC warned that the area from Chabahar to Mahshahr would become a graveyard for aggressors.
- Iran's IRGC Navy warns of severe retaliation against aggressors.
- The U.S. is perceived as having failed strategically in the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iran claims to have shown a new national image post-war.
- The IRGC is prepared for military action from Chabahar to Mahshahr.