Iran Warns US: Future Conflict Will Not Be Limited by Geography

Iranian military officials have warned that any new US attack on Iran would trigger a response without geographic limitations. Brigadier General Mohammad Ekremnia, spokesperson for the Iranian Army, stated that retaliation would be faster, more decisive, and more comprehensive than before.

Ekremnia referenced Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's directive that there are no geographic limits in a war with the United States. He said the scope of a future conflict could extend beyond West Asia to other regions.

“There are no longer any red lines.”

The spokesperson added that Iran's armed forces are updating target lists to include all material and spiritual assets of the American-Zionist enemy. American facilities, equipment, forces, and interests anywhere could be targeted in the event of new aggression.

Ekremnia noted that combat readiness has increased compared to the start of a 40-day war. Modernized weapons, new equipment, technologies, and tactics were added to military organizations during the ceasefire period.

He also said Iranian forces prevented an attempt to establish a land front on Iraq's western border. Preventive operations against armed separatist groups in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region blocked their objectives.

Separate commentary described the war as ending a half-century of American hegemony in the Gulf. It said Gulf states were left largely on their own against Iranian missile and drone attacks despite trillion-dollar arms purchases.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi stated there are no longer any red lines and that forces will strike those who dare attack the country.