Post by : Saif
Al-Najjar
Iran has firmly stated that any aggression towards the nation will be viewed as a declaration of full-scale war. This assertion follows the deployment of a U.S. aircraft carrier strike group alongside additional military assets to the Middle East, expected in the coming days.
An Iranian official, who requested anonymity, expressed hope that the U.S. military buildup is not intended for actual confrontation, while affirming Iran's readiness for any outcome. “We are on high alert throughout the country,” the official remarked.
“This time, we will classify any attack—be it limited, unlimited, surgical, or kinetic—as an outright war against us. Our response will be the most substantial possible to address this issue,” the official stated, underscoring Iran's commitment to self-defense.
The warning aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that a “considerable force” of American naval vessels is advancing towards Iran, expressing hope that military action will be averted while simultaneously cautioning Tehran against jeopardizing protesters or reinitiating its nuclear ambitions.
Iran has not elaborated on what its potential retaliation may entail but emphasized that any nation facing continuous threats possesses the right to ready and utilize all resources for self-protection. “If the U.S. breaches Iran's sovereignty and territorial rights, we will retaliate accordingly,” the official declared.
The United States has historically amplified its military footprint in the region amidst rising tensions, often citing defensive strategies. Nonetheless, there was a noteworthy military escalation last year preceding planned airstrikes against Iran's nuclear initiatives.
As the situation escalates, international observers are expressing concern over the willingness of both parties to engage in confrontation. Experts emphasize that strategic diplomacy is critical to avert further escalation and to uphold stability across the region.
With the atmosphere fraught with tension, global citizens watch attentively, hoping that dialogue can avert conflict and that the pronouncements of impending war do not lead to real military engagement.
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