BlockBeats reported on July 26, citing Iranian media and CCTV International News, that Iranian Army spokesperson Aklaminia said Tehran does not see any clear next step in Washington’s strategy and believes the United States has entered a desperate position. He said one possible U.S. option is to withdraw from the war, while other possible paths include launching large-scale airstrikes under pressure from Israel or carrying out a ground operation. Aklaminia said Iran will watch Washington’s next move and has prepared for different scenarios. He also said the geographic scope of the war has expanded to the Strait of Mandeb, and that Iranian operations cover U.S. military targets from Jordan to countries along the Persian Gulf coast.
BlockBeats reported on July 26, citing Iranian media and CCTV International News, that Iranian Army spokesperson Aklaminia said Iran does not see any concrete next step in U.S. strategy at this stage, but believes the United States has already fallen into a desperate position.
Aklaminia said one possible U.S. option is to withdraw from the war. He said another possibility is a large-scale airstrike campaign launched under pressure from Israel, and that a ground operation is also among the potential choices. He added that Iran will observe Washington’s next move and has made preparations for different scenarios.
He also said the geographic scope of the war has expanded to the Strait of Mandeb, and that Iranian operations cover U.S. military targets from Jordan to countries along the Persian Gulf coast.
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