Iran Threatens and Warns... Israel Threatens to Burn Tehran
June 14, 2025, 11:53 am

Iran Threatens and Warns... Israel Threatens to Burn Tehran

طهران تُهدد وتتوعد.. وإسرائيل تهدد بحرق طهران

Iran promised on Saturday to expand its military operations against Israel in the coming days, indicating its intention to attack U.S. bases in the region in response to the current escalation. Conversely, the Israeli Defense Minister warned that the continuation of Khamenei's rockets toward the home front will result in burning Tehran, emphasizing that Israel's response will be decisive.

A correspondent from Faras agency quoted an informed military official stating, based on statements from senior commanders, that the war initiated by Israeli aggression will intensify to include all territories occupied by Israel, as well as U.S. bases in the region. The official confirmed Iran’s intention to respond broadly and decisively, with upcoming attacks being very painful for the aggressors, as evidence indicates Iran's resolve to thwart Israel’s plots and its supporters, and confront their ominous fate.

The source also pointed out that Israel and the United States, as the primary pillars of hostile policies in the region, can expect brutal consequences in the coming hours.

The Iranian military spokesperson announced that the next wave of missile strikes will include about 2,000 rockets, roughly 20 times more than the attacks that occurred last night and early today, targeting Israeli objectives.

Since Friday evening until Saturday morning, Iran launched six waves of missile and drone attacks, from north to south, in retaliation for an Israeli attack that targeted nuclear facilities and military infrastructure inside Iran, killing senior Revolutionary Guards commanders and several nuclear scientists.

Israeli media reported that the Iranian strikes resulted in three deaths, dozens of injuries, and significant destruction of residential areas in Tel Aviv. It was described as the broadest attack since the escalation began.

Iran confirmed that operations will continue, and that the next phase will see an expansion of military activities if Israeli assaults persist. This escalation reflects a comprehensive increase in tension threatening regional stability.

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