Army Commander: Future Hostile Aggression Will Meet a More Severe Iranian Response
WANA (Jun 08) – The Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army has issued a stern warning to foreign adversaries, declaring that any future hostilities will be met with a significantly harsher military response, while holding the United States directly responsible for Israeli aggression.
Major General Hatami, Commander-in-Chief of the Army, released the official message following what Tehran characterizes as repeated truce violations by the adversary, marking 100 days of national resistance.
In his statement, the army commander addressed the nation, asserting that the enemy has demonstrated a total disregard for international agreements and ceasefire frameworks. He noted that the latest breach occurred precisely while diplomatic mediators were present in Iran, proving that the adversary cannot be trusted to uphold any negotiated truce.
National Resilience and Military Readiness
General Hatami praised the widespread public mobilization and presence of the Iranian people on the streets, stating that this domestic solidarity has revitalized the combat spirit across all branches of the armed forces. He emphasized that the country’s military ranks stand prepared to defend the nation’s independence and territorial integrity.
Reflecting on the milestone of the current standoff, the commander stated that 100 nights and days of continuous national resistance serve as a clear manifestation of national will, resilience, and unified cohesion under the leadership of the Supreme Leader. He framed this endurance as a decisive response to hostile actors targeting the country’s security and sovereignty.
Concluding his message, the top general reiterated the military’s comprehensive operational readiness. Backed by the domestic populace, he issued a direct warning that Washington bears full responsibility for the ongoing aggression executed by the Israeli regime, emphasizing that any repetition of these hostile acts will trigger a far more severe escalation from Iran.





