Iran Parliament Speaker Urges Readiness for Conflict Amid US Talks
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called for the nation to prepare for conflict with the U.S., despite ongoing negotiations, citing concerns over American commitments. He stressed the need for brave resistance and sustainable deterrence. Reports also suggest the U.S. has finalized plans for a potential three-day air operation against Iran, targeting various sites, with U.S. and Israeli forces completing preparatory stages.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf urged readiness for war with the U.S.
- Ghalibaf cited concerns over U.S. commitment adherence and the need for deterrence.
- The U.S. has reportedly finalized plans for a three-day air operation against Iran.
- Potential targets include nuclear facilities, military bases, and energy infrastructure.
- U.S. and Israeli military forces have completed operational and logistical preparations.
Iran's Parliament Speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that Tehran must remain prepared for war, even as negotiations with the United States continue. He emphasized that preventing further American attacks is Tehran's top priority, but agreements reached do not guarantee Washington will cease military actions. Ghalibaf expressed the Iranian leadership's view that the U.S. does not always uphold its commitments, urging the country to prepare for a potential conflict and to fight bravely on the battlefield. He also stated Iran's intention to achieve sustainable deterrence against the U.S., asserting that Washington should be punished for its actions, change its policy, and seek reconciliation with the Iranian people.
Earlier reports indicated that the U.S. had prepared a strike against Iran, potentially involving a large-scale, three-day air operation. Targets could include not only nuclear program facilities but also military bases, missile systems, and energy infrastructure. According to media, preparations for this operation are complete, with the decision to launch pending the political situation in Washington. Erem News, citing unnamed Western diplomatic sources, reported that the Pentagon has provided the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) with the final plan for a possible operation. However, U.S. authorities and major media outlets have not independently confirmed this information. Reports suggest that U.S. and Israeli military forces have completed the main operational and logistical preparations for the potential operation, which would consist of intense airstrikes over approximately three days, targeting a broad range of sites beyond just Iran's nuclear program.
