The Iranian Army Spokesman, Gen. Mohammad Akrami, said the war must continue until full deterrence is achieved, otherwise the enemy would miscalculate and invade Iran, according to Iran's official news agency. He argued the decision is based on experience and logic, not enthusiasm.
The Iranian Army Spokesman, Gen. Mohammad Akrami, provided a more detailed justification for continuing the war against Israel, according to a report by Iran's official news agency. Akrami stated that the logic requires the war to continue until full deterrence is achieved, otherwise the enemy would miscalculate and invade Iran. He emphasized that the decision is based on experience and logic, not enthusiasm or lust for war.
The statement follows an earlier report by The Zioneer at 18:04 Jerusalem, in which the same spokesman declared that the war must continue until full deterrence and warned that countries cooperating with the US would face problems with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Akrami's remarks are part of a pattern of Iranian officials escalating rhetoric even as the regime faces strategic setbacks. The Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, has also made similar statements in recent days, framing the conflict as a struggle for honor and insisting that Iran's armed forces will retaliate against any attack.
What remains unclear is whether this rhetoric reflects an actual shift in military strategy or is part of Tehran's psychological warfare aimed at exhausting Israel and its allies.
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