On Tuesday, October 8, Iran warned Israel of the consequences of possible attacks on its infrastructure facilities. This statement comes amid fears that our country could attack Iranian nuclear or oil facilities following Tehran’s recent missile attack on Israel.
“We advise the Zionist regime in Israel not to test the resolve of the Islamic Republic. If there is any attack against our country, our response will be more powerful. Any attack against Iran’s infrastructure will provoke an even stronger reaction,” said the Iranian Foreign Minister. Abbas Araghchi said.
As previously reported, according to The New York Times, the Israeli response to the Iranian missile attack will likely focus on military bases and possibly intelligence or command facilities. However, an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities is said to be unlikely at this time.
Previously, Kursor wrote that Iranian military sources told Tasnim that the military had prepared at least 10 possible responses to expected Israeli actions. According to these sources, Tehran is considering reinforced measures and is prepared for harsh counterattacks in the event of an Israeli attack.
Iran has chosen several areas as targets for retaliatory strikes, seeking to ensure the “maximum effectiveness” of its actions.
In addition, Cursor has already reported that Iran is developing a bill to create a “Resistance Pact”, which provides for economic-military cooperation with several countries and movements in the Middle East in the event of an attack by the United States. or Israel.
The Iranian parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy intends to sign this pact to support the “liberation movements” with which it plans to sign an agreement.
