Iran warns of ‘unimaginable’ response to US aggression as tensions rise over Hormuz
Iran warns of ‘unimaginable’ response to US aggression as tensions rise over Hormuz Iran has issued a warning to the United States that any new act of militarism would lead to an "unimaginable" response, with parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf saying that Iran would not back down if attacked. Addressing parliament, Qalibaf said the Iranian government would not be intimidated by US military…
Iran has issued a stern warning to the United States, asserting that any act of aggression would provoke an "unimaginable" response from the Iranian government. Speaking in parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the parliament speaker, vowed that Iran would not yield to US pressure or military threats and would defend its territorial integrity.
Qalibaf dismissed the notion that media campaigns or military intimidation could force Iran to surrender, emphasizing that modern-day Iran is far from the weakened nation of the past. He stressed Iran's readiness to respond forcefully to any violation of its territory and firmly denied that threats of a broader conflict would dissuade the country from pursuing its interests.
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