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War Is Not Over; Iran Ready to Change Battlefield Geography and Targets – WANA News Agency

War Is Not Over; Iran Ready to Change Battlefield Geography and Targets  WANA News Agency Hossein Mohebi, spokesman for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said the conflict with the United States and Israel is not over from Iran’s……
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War Is Not Over; Iran Ready to Change Battlefield Geography and Targets – WANA News Agency

War Is Not Over; Iran Ready to Change Battlefield Geography and Targets  WANA News Agency

Hossein Mohebi, spokesman for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said the conflict with the United States and Israel is not over from Iran’s… WANA (Sep 21) – Hossein Mohebi, spokesman for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), said the conflict with the United States and Israel is not over from Iran’s perspective, stressing that the IRGC is prepared for a prolonged war. He warned that any new attack would prompt Iran to change the geography of the battlefield, introduce new weapons and target locations that have not previously been struck. In an extensive assessment of the war, Mohebi said the United States had failed to achieve its objectives and described what he called a broader strategic setback in areas including freedom of navigation, military bases, intelligence capabilities, military technology and U.S.

regional dominance. Mohebi identified the Strait of Hormuz as one of the most important areas in which he said the United States had failed. He said that despite having the world’s largest navy and presenting itself as a guarantor of energy security and freedom of navigation, the United States had been unable to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. According to Mohebi, the Strait had remained open before the U.S. attack, while restrictions on shipping emerged after the attack. He also linked the continuation of the current situation to

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