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Iran's Guards Threaten 'Scorched Earth' for Israel Amid US-Iran Tensions

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Iran Revolutionary Guards Threaten to Expel Israelis to Sinai Desert

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Iran's Revolutionary Guards have threatened to turn occupied territories into scorched earth and expel Israelis to the Sinai Desert if its energy infrastructure is attacked. Spokesperson Hossein Mokhber issued the warning on X, stating Iran's response would be severe. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also criticized Donald Trump and accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of provoking a war for personal gain.

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  • Iran's Revolutionary Guards threatened to expel Israelis to the Sinai Desert if its energy infrastructure is attacked.
  • Spokesperson Hossein Mokhber warned of a harsh response and turning occupied territories into scorched earth.
  • Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi criticized Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • Araghchi accused Netanyahu of dragging the US into war to avoid prison.
  • Mokhber stated Iran could quickly repair any damage to its energy facilities.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have issued a severe threat against Israel, warning of dire consequences should Iran's energy infrastructure be attacked. Hossein Mokhber, a spokesperson for the Revolutionary Guards, posted on social media platform X that while Iran could quickly repair any damage to its energy facilities, its response to an attack would be exceptionally harsh. He stated that any assault on Iran's energy infrastructure, even if immediately repaired by Iranian scientists, would turn the "occupied territories" into a permanent scorched earth and expel those who seized them to the Sinai Desert. Mokhber added, "The world will see what will happen."

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also commented on threats made by Donald Trump, writing that Iran grew stronger the last time Trump sought to "finish the job." Araghchi invited Trump to try again but cautioned that Iran also has unfinished business. The minister further criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of dragging the United States into another war to escape prison, regardless of the consequences for Israel and for Trump.

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