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Iran's 'keep your dog on a tight leash' warning to the US: Will Israel retaliate?

The missile attack on Israel was celebrated with 'enthusiasm' in the Iranian Parliament. During the celebrations, Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf issued stern warnings to the US.

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Iran's 'keep your dog on a tight leash' warning to the US: Will Israel retaliate?

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During a session held today in the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, the country's missile attack on Israel was celebrated with great enthusiasm. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized in his speech that the power behind Israel is the US.

During the session, slogans of 'Down with Israel' and 'Down with the US' echoed.

Furthermore, thanks were extended to the Revolutionary Guards. In his remarks, Ghalibaf stated, 'Last night, in an environment where cruel powers trembled with fear, Muslim nations and those who defend freedom acted with great hope.'

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf

IS IRAN PREPARED FOR A POSSIBLE ISRAELI RETALIATION?

The Parliament Speaker also evaluated the possibility of Israel and the US retaliating against Iran.

Stating that Iran is prepared for potential threats, Ghalibaf said, 'If a regime feels threatened, it may attempt to repeat the mistakes it made in the past. However, we have completed our preparations against such a situation.'

Continuing his criticism of the US, Ghalibaf said, 'US, the supporter of the regime, keep your dog on a tight leash. This is important to ensure you do not cause harm to both yourself and your master.'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in a statement last night that they would retaliate against Iran in response to the missile attack. On the other hand, US officials have been using language emphasizing that 'tensions must be de-escalated' since yesterday.

In the event of a possible Israeli retaliation, it remains unknown whether Iran will continue the conflict.


News Source: 12punto

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