The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a statement Friday saying it will no longer allow the United States to use 'false ceasefires' to replenish its oil and ammunition reserves and then resume attacks, according to the source associated with the IRGC. The statement also said that Iran rejected a direct message from the US that was passed via the incoming Iraqi prime minister.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) threatened Friday to prevent the United States from using what it called 'false ceasefires' to restock its military resources and then resume attacks. The statement, published on the source affiliated with the IRGC, also said Iran had rejected a direct American message passed through the incoming Iraqi prime minister.
The Zioneer has reported on a series of IRGC threats and statements in recent weeks, including vows to respond to anticipated US strikes and warnings of 'decisive' retaliation. The new statement escalates Tehran's rhetoric against Washington amid ongoing regional tensions, though it remains unclear whether the IRGC plans any operational steps beyond the verbal threat.
The claim rests on a single source, and no independent confirmation of the Iraqi prime minister's role or the US message has been provided.
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