Iranian Officer Warns Gulf Neighbors Against Assisting U.S. Attacks on Iran
On April 22, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Mousavi, stated that at any time after the ceasefire agreement takes effect, if the enemy makes another mistake and attacks Iran, then any place pointed out by the Iranian people will become a target for Iran's strikes. Mousavi also indicated that Iran's southern neighbors should understand that if their territory and facilities are provided to the U.S. for attacks on the Iranian people, they will have to say goodbye to oil production. (CCTV News)
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