Iran Vows to Continue Missile Strikes for Years Amid Regional Threats

Senior Iranian officials have issued stark warnings to countries in the Middle East and beyond, signaling a renewed confidence following the cessation of U.S. strikes. General Mohammad Reza Naqdi, a high-ranking officer in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, recently spoke to state media, asserting that Iran is prepared to sustain its military campaign indefinitely. He declared that Iranian missiles will continue to strike enemy targets "until the last day" of any prolonged conflict. Naqdi further warned that if Iran exhausts its missile arsenal, it would become even more dangerous to the United States. He emphasized Iran's readiness to confront economic interests of the U.S. and the world in the region, stating that all such interests are vulnerable and could be easily destroyed. This rhetoric underscores Tehran's commitment to a potentially endless conflict and its willingness to escalate tensions in the region.