Khaberni - The commander of the Aerospace Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard confirmed that neighboring southern countries, should they use their territories or capabilities to attack Iran, must say goodbye to oil production in the Middle East.
Commander of the Aerospace Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Sayyid Majid Moussavi, addressing the Iranian people, said: "More than fifty days have passed since the imposition of the third war, and you, heroes of Iran, are supporting the men in the field by your presence in the streets and squares of the city. And we, the children of this nation, humbly accept your tightened fists and firm steps."
He added: "Today we come to you to say that we make a covenant with you that if the enemy errs from now on and launches an attack on this sacred land, our target this time will be wherever you determine."
The commander of the Aerospace Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard emphasized: "Our southern neighbors should know that if their geography and facilities are used in the service of enemies to attack the Iranian people, they should bid farewell to oil production in the Middle East."
The representative of the Iranian leader in the Revolutionary Guard, Mojtaba Khamenei, Abdullah Haji Sadeqi, denied any negotiations with Washington at present, affirming that "Tehran will negotiate when the enemy accepts its conditions."
The New York Times reported on Tuesday evening that the US-Iranian diplomatic process was halted after Tehran failed to respond to the US positions.
Moreover, the Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, confirmed that the blockade of Iranian ports is an act of war and a violation of the ceasefire, and targeting a commercial ship and detaining its crew is a bigger violation," explaining that Tehran knows how to circumvent the blockade, defend its interests, and resist intimidation.
