Tehran: Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi warned on Monday Israel Will be targeted by your country’s armed forces if it does against the “smallest step” Iran,
They spoke during stalled talks in Vienna on an agreement to rein in Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Tehran It is said to be used for peaceful purposes. Israel opposes a deal, saying it does not do enough to stop Iran’s nuclear program or its military activities throughout the region. Israeli officials have said they will take unilateral steps to defend their country.
Raisi addressed Israel directly during a speech at the annual parade of Iran’s armed forces. Referring to Tel Aviv, Raisi said, “If the smallest step you make is against the nation of Iran, the center of the Zionist regime will be the destination of our armed forces.” Raisi did not elaborate, but said Iran was “closely” watching any move by Israel.
Iran has not recognized Israel since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which removed the pro-West monarchy and brought Islamists to power. It supports anti-Israel extremist groups such as Hamas And hezbollah,
Raisi said Iran’s military might is a deterrent. He said the military has been able to improve its capabilities despite years of sanctions imposed on the country over Tehran’s nuclear program. Monday’s parade showcased jet fighters, helicopters, drones and air defense systems, as well as military tanks, missiles and naval ships.
Israel has improved relations with neighboring Arab countries in recent years. Persian GulfThis angered the Iranian leaders. Tehran has also blamed Israel for the sabotage of its nuclear sites and the killings of its nuclear scientists.
The nuclear deal was broken four years ago when the former President Donald Trump The United States withdrew and imposed crushing sanctions on Iran. Meanwhile, Iran has vastly expanded its nuclear work.
US intelligence agencies and IAEA It is believed that Iran had an organized military nuclear program until 2003. Iran insists that its nuclear program is aimed at generating electricity and for medical purposes.
They spoke during stalled talks in Vienna on an agreement to rein in Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Tehran It is said to be used for peaceful purposes. Israel opposes a deal, saying it does not do enough to stop Iran’s nuclear program or its military activities throughout the region. Israeli officials have said they will take unilateral steps to defend their country.
Raisi addressed Israel directly during a speech at the annual parade of Iran’s armed forces. Referring to Tel Aviv, Raisi said, “If the smallest step you make is against the nation of Iran, the center of the Zionist regime will be the destination of our armed forces.” Raisi did not elaborate, but said Iran was “closely” watching any move by Israel.
Iran has not recognized Israel since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which removed the pro-West monarchy and brought Islamists to power. It supports anti-Israel extremist groups such as Hamas And hezbollah,
Raisi said Iran’s military might is a deterrent. He said the military has been able to improve its capabilities despite years of sanctions imposed on the country over Tehran’s nuclear program. Monday’s parade showcased jet fighters, helicopters, drones and air defense systems, as well as military tanks, missiles and naval ships.
Israel has improved relations with neighboring Arab countries in recent years. Persian GulfThis angered the Iranian leaders. Tehran has also blamed Israel for the sabotage of its nuclear sites and the killings of its nuclear scientists.
The nuclear deal was broken four years ago when the former President Donald Trump The United States withdrew and imposed crushing sanctions on Iran. Meanwhile, Iran has vastly expanded its nuclear work.
US intelligence agencies and IAEA It is believed that Iran had an organized military nuclear program until 2003. Iran insists that its nuclear program is aimed at generating electricity and for medical purposes.