Iran Judiciary Chief Warns Israel Seeks Nation's Destruction
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Iran's Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei warned that Israel's goal is the destruction of Iran, not just territorial division. He made these remarks while discussing Iran's economic struggles, attributing them partly to conflict and sanctions. Ejei indicated a hardening of Iran's stance against Israel. Iran has previously threatened to target civilian infrastructure in response to renewed conflict.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Iran's Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei stated Israel seeks Iran's complete destruction.
- Ejei described the current conflict with Israel as existential for Iran.
- He addressed Iran's economic difficulties, blaming war and sanctions.
- Iran previously threatened to target civilian infrastructure in future conflicts.
- Ejei noted adversaries acknowledge Iran as the world's fourth major power.
Iran's judiciary chief, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, has stated that Israel's objective in the current conflict is the complete destruction of Iran, not merely territorial gains. Speaking during a meeting with economists about Iran's economic challenges, Ejei accused the Israeli regime of aiming for Iran's annihilation. He characterized the ongoing confrontation as "existential" and asserted that Israel views Iran as a threat to all humanity.
Ejei, who is known for his role in past repressions and executions in Iran, emphasized that opponents of the Islamic Revolution have consistently sought to hinder the country's development. He also noted that even adversaries now acknowledge Iran as the world's fourth major power, following the United States, China, and Russia.
Addressing Iran's economic difficulties, including inflation, stagnation, currency devaluation, and market instability, Ejei attributed these issues in part to the war and what he described as externally imposed sanctions. He signaled a tougher stance from Iranian authorities towards Israel, suggesting a departure from restraint in their confrontation.
This statement follows previous reports that Iran is prepared to expand its list of targets for retaliatory strikes if conflict with Israel and the United States resumes. Such potential attacks could extend beyond military sites to include civilian infrastructure such as airports, oil pipelines, power plants, and undersea internet cables.
