Iranian official: If the enemy invades again, Iran will deliver a devastating response
According to Jinse Finance, on the evening of July 2 local time, Iran held an event in downtown Tehran to commemorate Iranian personnel who lost their lives in the recent Iran-Israel conflict. Several high-ranking officials, including Iranian President Pezeshkian, attended the event. Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Mousavi, stated that if the enemy launches another act of aggression against Iran, Iran will respond with even more devastating force. Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf said that Israel is entirely dependent on the support of the United States and Western countries, and without their backing, Israel could not survive. Ghalibaf added that the United States not only supports Israel but has also directly attacked Iran, but Iran’s decisive and forceful counterattack forced them to withdraw in the shortest possible time.
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