'Unimaginable' retaliation threat from Iran to the USA

According to the written statement made by the Iranian Parliament Presidency, Qalibaf made statements regarding the agenda during the parliamentary session. Kalibaf noted that the USA thought that it could make the Iranian people surrender by using various pressure tools such as the media, but Iran was not the Iran of the Pahlavi Dynasty and they would not allow any foreign power to rule in Iranian territory.

Reminding that they have nothing new to say to the USA, Kalibaf said that the USA is stuck in a swamp in Iran and that the USA must take precautions to get out of this swamp, adding: "We are ready to respond to the enemy to an unimaginable extent." he said.

Finally, Qalibaf emphasized that threats of a large-scale attack and assassination against Iran will not cause the Iranian people to abandon their interests.

STATEMENT OF HORUZ FROM ARAKCHI

According to Iran's official news agency IRNA, Arakchi spoke about the agenda at the opening of the Martyr Kamal Harrazi Document and Museum Center in the capital Tehran.

Stating that it is the right approach for countries to try to ensure their own security by developing cooperation, Arakçi stated that the presence of foreign powers such as the USA brings nothing but insecurity to the region.

Stating that the wars in the region in the last one and a half years were "a turning point" and changed the security conditions, Arakçi said:

"Nothing will be the same again, the management of the Strait of Hormuz will not be the same as before. The transit routes and management style in the Strait and the new conditions will be reconsidered within the framework of consultations with Oman. There are issues that we have negotiated and these will continue."

'THE WAR MUST END ON ALL FRONTS'

Emphasizing that the effects of the incident at any point in the region are not limited to the local level and affect other regions as well, Arakchi stated that in the indirect talks with the USA, they stated that the war should end on all fronts. Pointing out that rumors of a new war have come to the fore again, Arakçi said that he was thinking about the aftermath of the war, not the war.