Iranian Army: Missile Attacks on Zionist entity will be 20 times more intensive
Tehran - Saba:
The Iranian Army spokesman announced on Saturday that the missile attacks Iran will launch on the Zionist entity will be 20 times more intense than previous attacks.
The spokesman explained that the next missile launch will involve approximately 2,000 missiles.
The Iranian Fars News Agency, quoting an informed military source, reported that "the war that began with Israeli attacks will expand in the coming days to include all occupied territories and American bases in the region."
The source noted that "military leaders confirm that the confrontation will not be limited to the limited actions carried out last night."
The source confirmed, as reported by Fars News Agency, that "Iranian strikes will continue and will be extremely painful for the aggressors and will make them regret it."
For its part, the Iranian Tasnim News Agency quoted an Iranian official as confirming that attacks against the Zionist entity will continue at an escalating pace, stressing that Tehran considers it within its legitimate right to respond to the aggression that occurred at dawn on June 13.
The agency quoted this unidentified official as saying in a statement to CNN: "Iran will target the regional bases of any country that provides support to Israel."
He added that the United States, whose forces are deployed in the southern Persian Gulf states, Iraq, and Jordan, is not alone. France and Germany also have forces stationed in Jordan, and British forces launched from Cyprus participated in Operations True Promise 1 and 2 in support of the Zionist entity.
The Iranian official reiterated that Tehran considers it within its legitimate right to respond to the Zionist aggression at dawn on June 13, and that the pace of attacks against the Zionist entity will accelerate.
Tonight, Iran announced an attack on Israeli sites in response to the ongoing raids targeting Tehran and Iranian cities, which have killed dozens, including a group of first-rank military leaders and nuclear experts. Iran confirmed the infliction of losses on the Zionist entity.
In six waves that continued until the morning, Iran launched hundreds of missiles at large areas of the occupying entity, including the headquarters of the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
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