Iran's Supreme leader calls for 'geographically unrestricted' response to enemy threats - The Times of India
Iran's leadership has instructed the country's armed forces to ready an immediate, globally unrestricted counterattack against any future foreign aggression. In a newly issued directive, Tehran warned that any renewed military actions or terrorist strikes by the United States or Israel will provoke an immediate response without geographical boundaries, with Iran retaining full control over when and how conflicts conclude. Alongside expanding potential target scopes to cover all tangible and intangible foreign assets, the military has been ordered to boost domestic ammunition production, scale up weapons manufacturing for combat and reconnaissance operations, and significantly improve native intelligence and defense systems to reduce reliance on external suppliers amid rising regional tensions.
The Key points
- Iran's top leadership ordered the military to prepare an immediate and globally unrestricted response to external threats.
- The directive states that Tehran will dictate both the timing and conditions for ending any future military confrontations.
- The armed forces were instructed to update targeting lists to include all tangible and intangible US and Israeli assets.
- The strategy warns that any renewed foreign military or terrorist attacks will automatically trigger a fresh cycle of conflict.
- Iran emphasized its intent to retaliate without limiting the geographic scope of its defensive or offensive actions.
- The country's defense manufacturing sectors are directed to scale up the production of diverse combat and support ammunition.
- Orders include boosting production capabilities for specialized weapons used in tactical reconnaissance and operations.
- Tehran mandated enhancements to national intelligence infrastructure to better track regional movements and potential threats.
- The directive stresses the importance of developing native defense systems to minimize reliance on foreign military suppliers.
- These escalations arrive amidst persistent regional friction and unresolved diplomatic efforts surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
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