Iranian security chief threatens unprecedented strikes against Israel and The United States
The head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani, has vowed to launch what he described as unprecedented strikes against Israel and the United States following recent attacks on the Islamic Republic.
In a message published on the social media platform X, Larijani declared that Iran would respond with a level of force “never before experienced” by its adversaries. His remarks come amid escalating tensions after coordinated military operations attributed to Washington and Tel Aviv reportedly resulted in the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei.
Iranian officials say missile launches targeting US and Israeli interests were carried out in recent days and signaled that further action could follow. While details regarding the scale and impact of these operations remain limited, regional observers warn that rhetoric on both sides is growing increasingly confrontational.
Larijani’s statement was delivered in capital letters, mirroring the emphatic style often associated with former US President Donald Trump on his platform Truth Social. Analysts interpret the tone as part of a broader strategy aimed at projecting strength amid internal and external pressure.
The renewed threats underscore fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East, as military exchanges and political declarations intensify. International calls for restraint have multiplied, with diplomatic actors urging de-escalation to prevent a broader regional confrontation.
Security experts caution that further retaliatory strikes could destabilize neighboring countries and disrupt global economic flows, particularly energy markets closely tied to the Gulf region.
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