Mohsen Rezai, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, announced that in case of a possible US attack on Iran, they could hit US bases in Europe and targets in remote regions.
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The tension between Iran and the USA continues through mutual military threats and regional power struggle.
Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezai, said that in case of any US attack on the country, they could target some US bases in European countries.
Rezai, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, spoke to Lebanon's Al Mayadeen television.
Evaluating the US attack threats, Rizai stated that the war that would start after the attack would not be short-lived and said, "If the Americans attempt any attack, we will not be satisfied with the nearby bases, we will also target US bases in remote regions." he said.
Rizai said, "We can target some islands where they think our missiles cannot reach them. We can also target some US military bases in European countries." he said.
Secretary General Rezai said that countries hosting US bases should not cooperate with the US military attack against Iran.
Rizai added that they want to establish a common union with the countries bordering the Persian Gulf, covering cooperation in the fields of economy and security.
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