10.06.2026 22:50
As threats from US President Donald Trump to continue attacks draw swift responses from Iran, the head of Iran's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, Ibrahim Azizi, stated, "This time, the war will not be limited to the region. We will see what happens." Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz said the war against Iran is far from over.
Chairman of Iran's Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, Ibrahim Azizi, published a message on his social media account regarding the US.
"THIS TIME THE WAR WILL NOT BE LIMITED TO THE REGION"
Azizi, stating that they are not afraid to fight the losers, said, "US coffins will be many more than Trump said, and there will be more. Because this time the war will not be limited to the region. We will see what will happen."
PEZESHKIAN: THREAT TO TARGET VITAL INFRASTRUCTURE IS A SIGN OF DESPERATION
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian also made a statement regarding US President Donald Trump's threat to attack Iran's infrastructure. In his post on his social media account, Pezeshkian said, "Vital infrastructures are the lifeblood of the people. The threat to target them is not a show of strength but an indication of desperation against the will of a nation," adding that his country will remain steadfast against any pressure and threats.
ISRAEL: WAR AGAINST IRAN IS FAR FROM OVER
Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz stated that their attacks against Iran are not yet "over," noting that the Israeli army is "ready to strike Iran with great force."
Katz, claiming that the Middle East is "changing before our eyes," said, "If Iran attacks Israel, it will receive a severe blow, as we did a few days ago. The Israeli army is ready to strike Iran with great force."
Arguing that the attacks and their mission are not yet complete, Katz said, "No one should imagine the war is over. The war against Iran is far from over. The Israeli army is ready to strike deep inside Iran with great force."
US President Donald Trump, after the downing of a US helicopter, argued that they would attack Iran and had the right to do so, saying, "We struck them hard yesterday, and today we will strike them hard again."