Iran's Supreme Leader Claims Iran's Weapons Affairs "Have Nothing to Do with the U.S."
On the 17th, Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei stated that the United States is interfering in Iran's weapon issues, claiming that Iran should not possess certain types or ranges of missiles, but this is an internal matter for Iran and has nothing to do with the United States.
Khamenei also stated that the U.S. claims to have the most powerful military in the world, but "the world's most powerful military can sometimes suffer heavy blows that prevent it from getting back up." He pointed out that the U.S. continuously claims to have deployed aircraft carriers near Iran, "but more dangerous than an aircraft carrier is the weapon that can send it to the bottom of the sea."
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei declared that the issue of Iran's weapons is an internal matter, dismissing U.S. claims regarding missile types and ranges. He criticized the U.S. military's strength, suggesting that even the strongest forces can suffer significant losses. Khamenei also warned that weapons capable of sinking aircraft carriers pose a greater threat than the carriers themselves.
- Khamenei stated that U.S. claims about Iran's missile capabilities are irrelevant to Iran's internal affairs.
- He criticized the U.S. military's strength and its ability to withstand attacks.
- Khamenei mentioned the danger of weapons that could sink aircraft carriers.