On Tuesday, a representative from Iran issued a statement warning that an assault on their nuclear facilities would escalate into a large-scale war, placing the blame squarely on Israel. The official communicated this message during an interview with Al Jazeera, a Qatari-based news network, emphasizing that Israeli threats would not alter the situation.
This statement was made in response to earlier remarks by IDF chief Herzi Halevi, who suggested that certain negative developments might necessitate action against Iran, stating that Israel possessed the necessary capabilities to do so.
The Iranian official criticized Israel’s statements, labeling them as official acts of terrorism. He regarded these declarations as indicative of deep-seated internal issues within Israel. Furthermore, he emphasized that while Iran does not seek war, the world must recognize that there are no limits to their response when it comes to Israel.
The official also accused Israel of attempting to rationalize its attacks in Syria due to concerns that Damascus would enhance its air defense systems with support from Tehran.
Iran’s nuclear energy agency also reacted to Halevi’s comments, dismissing the significance of the threats against their nuclear facilities. The agency asserted to Al Jazeera that the enemy was gradually realizing that Iran’s nuclear capabilities are indomitable and cannot be eradicated. They further claimed that their adversaries were deliberately inflating trivial matters related to their nuclear program for political reasons.
{Matzav.com}
Iran Threatens to Remain the Same Terrorist, Warring Country it has Always Been, if Nuclear Sites Are Attacked
A representative from Iran issued a statement on Tuesday warning that Iran would remain the same terrorist, warring country it has always been, if its nuclear sites are attacked.
“I’m not kiddding,” the official said, “but if, for some reason, you DO think I’m kidding, I suggest you go back and reexamine our daily activities over these last 40-plus years – from the 1979 Iranian revolution and on – and tell me, has there ever been a single day where the Iranian regime hasn’t engaged in terrorist and warring activities?”
“Hence,” the Iranian official went on to say, “go ahead and attack our nuclear facilities, but just bear in mind, that if you attack these facilities, we will simply do the same thing we’ve always done, and continue to be the same murderous thugs we’ve always been.”
“Ultimately, the ball is in your court,” he added, “because, as far as we’re concerned, we’ll always remain the same brutal thugs that we’ve always been.”
It’s a war worth risking