Iran threatens US with “roaring missiles”

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A commander in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards has said the country would use missiles to defend itself from its “enemies”.

It followed hostile rhetoric from US President Donald Trump, after he said on Twitter that Iran was “playing with fire” and announced fresh sanctions on the country.

Head of the Revolutionary Guards’ aerospace unit, Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, told Tasnim news agency: “We are working day and night to protect Iran’s security.

“If we see smallest misstep from the enemies, our roaring missiles will fall on their heads.”

Iran responded to the new US sanctions – imposed because of the test firing of a ballistic missile – by announcing another military exercise using its missile and radar systems.

The Revolutionary Guards Sepahnews website said that the aim of the military exercise in Semnan province, central Iran, was to “showcase the power of Iran’s revolution and to dismiss the sanctions.”

Iranian state news agencies reported that home-made missile systems, radars, command and control centres, and cyber warfare systems will be tested in the drill.

The country also announced sanctions of its own against the US.
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Although tensions between Washington and Tehran have risen, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said he was not considering raising the number of US forces in the Middle East to address Iran’s “misbehaviour”, but warned that the world would not ignore the country’s activities.

As for Mr Trump’s comments that “nothing is off the table” in dealing with Tehran, the commander of Iran’s ground forces said that the country has been hearing such threats since its 1979 revolution.

“The defence capability and the offensive prowess of Iran’s armed forces would make America or any other enemy regretful of any incursion,” Ahmad Reza Pourdastan was quoted as saying by ISNA.

Independent UK.

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20 responses to “Iran threatens US with “roaring missiles””

  1. Rudy1947 Avatar

    “offensive prowess”??? I thought all of Iran’s weapons were defensive.

    1. Biggest drama queens ever!
      Ooooo awwwww “roaring missiles”.

      1. Rudy1947 Avatar

        Wait till they hear the echo.

      2. Ooooo awwwww Zzzzzzzzzz

        1. Not getting enough love lately Hind? I will give you some attention since you ask.

          1. You make a perfect couple..awww zzzz
            (zzzziz blocked;-)

          2. Rudy1947 Avatar

            You keep replying to those you block. Must be a temporary or whimsical thing.

          3. Yes, that is how a good mullah ass-kisser works, block and ban everything deemed outside their POV. Good ‘ol Iran is the master of banned stuff. They deny their people of most everything. Everyone now thank all the free countries that allow free speech via the internet.
            What do you support? Free speech or Theocratic dictatorship? I have no doubt that Iranian people are good people but they have terrible representation and no hope to change it. Sucks to be them, missing out on so much of what life has to offer because their leaders are way too Islamic. They can go underground to have a taste of fun until they get caught by the morals police.

          4. Rudy1947 Avatar

            Heard that the Iranians are great people ad nauseam. It’s probably correct but their greatness is solely dependent upon on an Ayatollah and those who bow to him.

          5. I think the hope for the last 38 years, is that the Iranian people would get tired of such oppression from it government and topple it themselves. But the people are too busy trying to hold 3 jobs and just barley survive to confront the mullahs who quickly remove any budding opposition. And the lucky Iranians managed to flee to the west. And from a logical POV, what has 38 years of being an Islamic State achieved socially and economically?

          6. The opposition in Iran is mainly composed of the Iranian inteligensian which unfortunately is a minority.

            The religious and the poor mob is the country’s majority.

          7. “Good ‘ol Iran is the master of banned stuff. They deny their people of most everything.”
            I find the bans on ties and dogs particularly insulting (even though I almost never wear a tie). 🙂

          8. HebAlba claiming she blocked ‘signatures’ yet as you say she successfully replying – this brainwashed HebAlba is just a first degree liar.

            Blocked is blocked – you can’t read anything from the blocked ‘signatures’ since those are invisible for her and don’t pops up in HebAlba mailbox.

  2. Since when Iran have more then the defence capability?

    Now they are bragging about the Iranian offensive prowess!

    Now Israel’s (Netanyahu) complaints sounds logical regarding that Iran’s “armed forces would make any enemy regretful of any incursion”.

    Ballistics missiles to defend itself from its “enemies”….

  3. Bark Bark Bark.

    “If we see smallest misstep from the enemies, our roaring missiles will fall on their heads.”

    Yah right. The chest beating shiites will do nothing of the sort. Modus operandi of Iran shows they will, in their typical sneaky fashion, attempt to get some Arab shiites to do a terrorist hit for them. As Iran always does and offer condolences for the hit afterwards while denying all responsibility.

    Just look how many Hezbullah and Iranian Generals Israel has whacked in Syria without the slightest peep.

    1. ‘In the mid-1950s, defense minister Pinhas Lavon proposed spreading poisonous bacteria on the Syrian border and ordered the bombing of various Middle Eastern capitals.’ Moshe Sharett’s diaries

      “Sharett found creative people in the Foreign Ministry he headed. In a previously unpublished passage from the diary, he wrote that ministry personnel wanted the commissioner of police, Yehezkel Sahar, “to fake a tracking mission” in order to show that the footprints of saboteurs led to the Lebanon border.

      On September 23, 1955, Sharett wrote, “Yehezkel is vehemently against this. There is no guarantee that the trackers will not tell the truth afterward. I said that I am completely against such a trick, first of all because it is a trick. This kind of stratagem will necessarily put an end to the very custom of tracking in order to uncover the tracks of the criminals [from across the border].” An official from the Foreign Ministry explained to Sharett that the demand to fake saboteurs’ footprints had come from the army and that such “acts of deception” had also been carried out in the past.”
      http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/up-to-no-good-1.227980

      1. I bet if you could see Iran’s evil mullah’s secret plans it would knock your socks off. Take over Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Mecca, and Israel. Mostly with the use of proxies and destabilizing all these countries (currently underway). The US did the worst thing ever by removing Saddam and allowing the ungrateful mullahs to push ahead with spreading their infectious shea Islam along with other radical sunni groups. Iran right now is not much better than ISIS and other sectarian based religious psychopaths pushing their brain-dead ideology.
        Hind, have you ever read any chapters from the Quran? Pure evil and Mo* is hardly a good roll-model for any sane culture. But go ahead a keep supporting the people that would gladly remove the freedom that your adopted country of Canada has provided you. It is really too bad actual Iranians (and Saudi’s) are not allowed to voice their opinions without fear of persecution from these mullah dictators. Saudis and Iran are mostly the same shiit in case you have not noticed.

        1. 1954 Lavon Affair

          “Israel used Egyptian Jews as fifth-columnists to mount terrorist attacks on American and British-owned targets in Cairo and Alexandria. That it was actually Zionist terrorism was discovered when one of the saboteurs was caught planting a bomb in 1954. Israel blamed ‘anti-semitism’ in Egypt for the accusations and anyone who dared repeat them, silencing almost all western comment.

          Israel finally ended five decades of denial in 2005, presenting official citations to surviving agents, saying: “This is historic justice for those who were sent on a mission on behalf of the state and became the victims of a complex political affair.”[18][19]

          Bias at the Wikipedia article on False Flag is not obvious, since the article is mysteriously thin, perhaps because Israel has denied or accused others of so many attacks. There is an article on the Lavon Affair which says that the affair was “disastrous for Israel in several ways” but fail to mention any of the very serious effects on Egypt or Egyptian Jews. Factually, the Wikipedia article is detailed and largely complete.”

          1. Rudy1947 Avatar

            That’s nice sweetheart, but that was 1954. Funneling one incident as the cause for so much may please you, but highly unlikely and over a half a century later of little importance, except of course to you.

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