Iranian official Muhibbi stated that possible attacks by the USA and Israel against Iran would be responded to in kind, and argued that the discourse of these countries was aimed at the domestic public.
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Iranian official Muhibbi claimed that the USA and Israel do not have operational capacity against Iran.
In his statement to the semi-official Fars News Agency, Muhibbi stated that the attacks would be met with a double response.
Stating that the USA and Israel cannot carry out an effective operation against Iran under the current conditions and that the countries in question know this very well, Muhibbi said, "The enemy has been defeated by the Iranian people. If the mistakes are repeated, they will be defeated again. We will respond to the slightest mistake of the enemy." he said.
Muhibbi said that the statements of the USA and Israel towards Iran are largely aimed at influencing domestic public opinion, and the leaders of these countries resort to such rhetoric to protect their parties from election defeats.

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