Iran says army forces are ready to repel US-Israeli attacks
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Iran's military said it is prepared to counter any joint US-Israeli attacks and maintains operational readiness.
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Iran's military said Tuesday it is prepared to counter any joint US-Israeli attacks and maintains operational readiness despite regional tensions. The statement comes amid longstanding hostilities between Iran and Israel, which have intensified over Iran's nuclear program and regional proxy activities. Iran's assertion of military preparedness reflects its effort to project strength and deter potential strikes, particularly following past Israeli military operations in the region. The Trump administration has taken a harder line on Iran policy compared to the previous approach, raising concerns about escalation risks. Tehran's readiness claim underscores the precarious security balance in the Middle East, where miscalculation or fresh military action could have rapid destabilizing effects.
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