Iran: Conditions Are Not Up to the U.S.—Disobey, and Fight Again
The office of Iran’s leadership has released a new image of a missile, accompanied by a message written in Persian:
“Immediate and effective response to any threat from an enemy, without geographical constraints.”
The statement strongly implies an expansion in missile range.
Following consultations with top military commanders—including Abdolrahimi, Hataemi, and Vahidi—the supreme leadership issued updated military directives regarding readiness for conflict with the United States and Israel:
- Any threat, regardless of type or severity, must be met with “immediate and effective response, without geographical limitations.”
- If adversaries resume military or terrorist attacks, Iran will determine “when and under what conditions” the conflict ends. While enemies may initiate hostilities, the terms of termination rest solely with Iran.
- Revise the “military target database” to include all U.S. and Israeli assets—both tangible and intangible—such as real estate holdings in the Middle East belonging to the Trump family.
- Strengthen military intelligence, expand doctrines and tactics for “domestic defense,” and accelerate development of advanced defensive technologies.
- Enhance personnel support, morale, and military welfare to maintain “maximum readiness.”
- Intensify national mobilization and public backing for armed forces as essential pillars of deterrence.
- Deepen coordination within the regional resistance front, emphasizing unified operational domains to shape a new security order in Western Asia.
- The Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, Oman Sea, and Iran’s northwestern and southeastern borders are all under heightened military alert.
- Production of critical munitions, reconnaissance equipment, support systems, and combat weapons has been significantly increased.
Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, stated that the seven conditions proposed by Iran “must be fulfilled” before diplomatic avenues open. Otherwise, under the supreme leader’s directive, any action against Iran would trigger “terrible retaliation using new weapons” against aggressors.
Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told Al Jazeera:
“We have upgraded our weaponry, addressed our vulnerabilities, and tested new systems. Our forces are at the highest state of alert.”
He further confirmed:
- No plans for direct talks with Washington. Negotiations will only be considered if the U.S. accepts Tehran’s conditions.
- Vance’s letter has been reviewed at the highest level. Any attempt to exploit it for division would be another miscalculation.
- Iran demands the release of frozen assets, restoration of oil exemptions, and reduction of U.S. military presence in the Middle East.
- The Strait of Hormuz will only reopen under new shipping rules established jointly by Iran and Oman.
- Qatar and Pakistan continue mediation efforts; current proposals now allow for a two-day implementation window.
- Iran remains far from resuming normal cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
- All ongoing conflicts must end, including those in Lebanon.
These statements converge on one central point: Iran will not yield. Either its seven core demands are met, or war follows. No escalation in economic pressure by Beznik—or additional bombing—will compel Iranian submission.
Reports from the White House indicate that President Trump’s plan for an aerial campaign against Iran is reportedly ready, with potential strikes possibly beginning as early as Sunday or Monday.
In anticipation of renewed conflict, Iran has previewed its response: desalination plants in Kuwait, oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, airports in Riyadh—this time, destruction will not conclude within weeks.
The next 72 hours enter a period of extreme risk…
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1880614730040327/
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