Iranian official warns US assets in UAE has not been targeted yet
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- Rezaei warned that any future military confrontation would trigger a significantly expanded response from Tehran.
- The remarks come amid heightened regional friction and recent cross-border strikes.
Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei claimed that the US “possesses high-value assets” in the UAE and around the Strait of Hormuz that Iran has not yet included on their target list yet.
Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, warned that "If another confrontation occurs, we will certainly confront the enemy with a much broader and more extensive plan.”
He highlighted vital tech infrastructure, including undersea cables, regional data centers, and artificial intelligence facilities, estimating their collective value at over $2 trillion.
He added that Iran is "fully prepared to showcase new capabilities" should hostilities break out again, signaling that any subsequent escalation could target high-value digital and economic architecture vital to Western interests and global communications.
