Iranian army spokesperson warns US, calls for West Asia exit
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- He warned the United States and its regional allies that any renewed military aggression would result in severe escalation and heavier losses for Washington.
- He emphasized that the Armed Forces of Iran are prepared for all confrontation scenarios while criticizing US policy for prioritizing 'Israeli' interests over regional nations.
Iranian Army spokesperson Brigadier General Mohammad Akrami-Nia warned the United States and its regional allies against initiating renewed military operations, stating that any further aggression would incur far greater damage for foreign forces.
Speaking during a broadcast of the "Battle of Hormuz" program on Iranian state television, Akrami-Nia stated that regional security can only be guaranteed through the total withdrawal of US military forces from West Asia.
Addressing Washington's posture in the Middle East, the spokesman argued that American strategic priorities remain focused on safeguarding its own interests and supporting the ‘Israeli’ government rather than protecting regional nations.
Akrami-Nia noted that while the strategic situation for foreign military deployments remains unfavorable, the potential for desperate military action persists. He affirmed that the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran maintain full operational readiness to counter potential threats across land, air, and maritime domains.
He further stated that foreign nations hosting American military bases endure heightened economic and security risks. He emphasized that true stability must originate from regional cooperation rather than imported military protection.
"The United States' priority is ensuring the security of the Zionist regime and its own interests, not the Muslim countries of the region. Real security will only be achieved once foreign forces exit West Asia,” he said.
