The Iranian military says it will not ignore U.S. threats
Iranian Army Commander General Hatami said in a speech in Tehran today (January 7) that Iran will not ignore the escalating threats from its enemies. He noted that the combat readiness of Iran’s armed forces has significantly improved compared to the period before the Iran-Israel conflict last June.Hatami said that any hostile action against Iran will have long-term consequences, and the Iranian Army will spare no effort in fulfilling its mission to defend the country’s independence, territorial integrity, and the Islamic Republic system.Several days ago, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened that if Iran attempts to resume its ballistic missile program, the U.S. would support Israel in launching another strike against Iran. (CCTV International News)
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