'Enemy will no longer dare attack': Iran's navy issues warning to US forces
Iran’s Northern Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Mohsen Razzaqi has warned the US against any aggression, saying the country’s armed forces are at their highest level of coordination and naval units remain ready round the clock. His remarks come as Washington establishes Task Force Iron Gate to disrupt Iran’s alleged weapons supply routes across land borders and the Caspian Sea.
Iran's Northern Fleet Commander, Rear Admiral Mohsen Razzaqi, has delivered a stern warning to US forces in the region, stating that they will no longer dare to attack the country. Speaking at a ceremony in Astara, Razzaqi emphasized the high level of coordination among Iran's armed forces and their continuous readiness to defend the nation's maritime borders day and night.
He highlighted human resources as the most valuable asset of the army and navy, with naval forces including missile, drone, and commando units maintaining a constant presence to safeguard Iran's waters. Razzaqi asserted that any aggression against Iran must be met with costs so severe that the enemy will refrain from attacking the country again.
He emphasized Iran's missile, drone, and naval capabilities, strategic geographical location, and the steadfastness of its people as crucial elements of its deterrence strategy. These warnings follow a series of similar statements from Iranian officials and military commanders, underscoring the nation's preparedness to respond to any renewed aggression.
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