The Iranian Army Chief of Staff confirmed that any new aggression against Iran will be met with direct and harsh strikes, stressing that his country possesses unique military capabilities, in light of American statements about the possibility of military action.
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The statements come in light of ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran, with the US President indicating ongoing discussions and postponing any military action until after the midterm elections.
In his statement, the Chief of Staff and Assistant for Coordination in the Iranian Army explained that the armed forces had previously directed strikes against enemy ships, and stressed that any new aggression against Iran would be met with harsh and direct strikes.
He stressed that Iran is not bound by any restrictions, but rather possesses unique military capabilities and capabilities that are witnessed in global forums.
He added that the forces strongly defended the homeland and will continue this approach, as they will move to direct strikes at the enemies wherever necessary.
He concluded his statement by saying that the Iranian people have proven to the world their resilience and their ability to endure hardships to confront enemies, in order to preserve territorial integrity, preserve the gains of the revolution, and defend honor and dignity.
It is worth noting that US President Donald Trump recently confirmed that his country will not launch any attack on Iran before the midterm elections scheduled for November 3, revealing “fruitful” discussions that Washington is holding with Tehran.
Trump's statement links any potential military move against Iran to the timetable for the midterm elections in the United States, in which all members of the House of Representatives and a third of the members of the Senate are chosen.

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