Iran Unveils New Weapons and Targets for Potential US Conflict

IRGC Details Potential Shift in Scope and Arsenal

Nearly seven months into the ongoing regional conflict, Tehran and Washington remain deadlocked without active plans for a full-scale war, according to regional reporting. However, IRGC spokesperson Hossein Mohebbi stated that any renewed aggression would alter both military hardware and geographical boundaries.

“If there is new aggression, we will certainly change our weaponry and the scope of the war,” Mohebbi said in remarks published by AFP and Reuters. Mohebbi added that the force is prepared for a protracted conflict and promised a significant shift in defensive and counter-offensive capabilities.

Military Command Cites Intelligence on Planned Strikes

The warnings follow an intelligence assessment from the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, Iran’s integrated military command center. According to a broadcast on state television by IRIB, the command center indicated that the United States has decided to resume attacks following a joint meeting held in a European nation with regional backing.

“Based on the information received, the criminal America has once again decided to resume steps against Iran, with the green light from a number of regional countries, in a joint meeting in a European country,” the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters stated.

Warnings Issued to Regional Allies and Bases

The Armed Forces of Iran announced that any U.S. strike would trigger continuous retaliation targeting American bases and interests across the Middle East. Furthermore, Tehran cautioned neighboring nations against supporting foreign military operations.

The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warned that countries employing a “two-faced policy” that aligns with U.S. aggression will be treated as direct participants in the conflict. “They will all be considered complicit in this crime and can no longer expect restraint or courtesy from the formidable Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran,” the command center declared.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did the IRGC threaten to do if the U.S. attacks?

According to IRGC spokesperson Hossein Mohebbi, Iran would alter its weaponry, expand the scope of the conflict, introduce new military equipment, and strike previously unhit targets.

Where did the Iranian military command get information about a potential U.S. strike?

The Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters reported receiving intelligence indicating a decision was reached during a joint meeting held in a European country, according to state broadcaster IRIB.

How has Iran warned neighboring countries in the region?

The Iranian military command stated that any regional state supporting U.S. aggression will be considered an accomplice and will no longer receive military restraint from Tehran.

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