IRGC Vessels Poised for Action in Persian Gulf to Counter Any Threat, Says Commander

IRGC Vessels Poised for Action in Persian Gulf to Counter Any Threat, Says Commander

In a significant announcement regarding Iran’s defense strategy, the commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) emphasized the utilization of armed vessels to safeguard the nation’s interests in the Persian Gulf and surrounding waters. This highlights the Iranian armed forces’ commitment to ensuring national security and territorial integrity.

Major General Hossein Salami made these remarks during a national conference on Monday, where he underscored the readiness of the IRGC’s air, land, and naval forces to confront any threats. Here are some key points from his address:

  • Powerful Missile Capability: Salami noted that Iran possesses advanced missile technology, allowing it to target adversaries’ interests throughout the region.
  • Strategic Defense: He stated that the IRGC Quds Force has effectively “transferred” tensions to conflict zones, preventing enemies from encroaching into Iran’s strategic areas.
  • Influential Role: The commander highlighted the significant impact of the Quds Force in various regions, including Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, and Syria.
  • Military and Political Strength: Salami emphasized the importance of Iran’s military, political, and ideological capabilities in addressing both internal and external threats.

Additionally, Rear Admiral Ali Tangsiri, commander of the IRGC Naval Forces, mentioned that collaborative military exercises with neighboring countries, particularly Iraq, are planned. He also revealed that Iran has developed new drone carriers that will soon enhance the capabilities of the IRGC Naval Forces.

This proactive approach reflects Iran’s commitment to maintaining its sovereignty and addressing potential threats in a volatile region.

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