IRGC Chief: "Even slightest enemy aggression will be met with devastating blows"

• IRGC Commander Ahmad Vahidi warns that even the slightest enemy aggression will trigger a devastating response.
• Vahidi says the enemy must learn from its repeated defeats or face further consequences.

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Commander-in-Chief Major General Ahmad Vahidi has warned that any act of aggression against Iran, no matter how limited, would be met with a devastating response.

Vahidi made the remarks on the sidelines of a funeral procession for unidentified deaths in Tehran, according to Iran's ISNA news agency.

"The enemy must learn from its defeats; otherwise, much greater lessons lie ahead," Vahidi said.

He stressed that the enemy should reflect on its repeated setbacks, warning that further consequences would follow if it failed to do so.

"Even the slightest act of aggression will be met with devastating and painful blows," the IRGC chief added.