25.04.2026 19:12
In a statement from Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, a stern warning was issued to the US, saying, 'The US should know that Iran's Armed Forces are stronger and more prepared than ever to defend its sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national interests.'
The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued a stern warning regarding US activities in the region.
In a written statement from the headquarters, it was stated, "If the aggressive US army continues its blockade, piracy, and maritime banditry activities in the region, it should be certain that Iran's powerful armed forces will respond harshly."
"IF THEY ATTACK AGAIN, WE WILL INFLICT HEAVIER PUNISHMENTS"
It was noted that the US military has experienced a portion of Iran's military capacity in previous conflicts, stating, "The US should know that the Iranian Armed Forces are stronger and more prepared than ever to defend their sovereignty, territorial integrity, and national interests." Emphasizing that developments in the region are closely monitored, the statement added, "We are ready and determined to maintain strategic control of the Strait of Hormuz by monitoring the movements and activities of enemies in the region. In the event of another attack by the US and Zionist enemies, we will inflict heavier damage on them."
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