Iran says its recent missile launches are merely to clear inventory and that it will soon deploy a series of "mysterious weapons never seen before"
Svmuu News: Jabari, a senior commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, issued a stern warning to U.S. President Donald Trump. He publicly stated that the missiles Iran deployed in today’s retaliatory strikes were merely “old stock from the warehouse,” implying that Iran’s true strategic trump card has yet to be played.Jabari further revealed that Iran is poised to unveil and deploy a series of “mysterious weapons never before seen” on the battlefield. He emphasized that the destructive power and technological sophistication of this cutting-edge equipment will far exceed outside expectations, designed to deliver a devastating blow to the aggressors. (CCTV International News)
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