The Iranian authorities warned this Thursday that Tehran "changed its defense doctrine" after the latest bombings carried out by the United States, and they have announced that, from now on, their reaction will be "unbalanced" and "aggressively destabilizing."
The Iranian vice president, Mohamed Reza Aref, emphasized that "the new American crimes against the Iranian nation have changed our security equations and our defense doctrine. From now on, our response will be unbalanced, multilayered, and aggressively destabilizing."
In this context, he stressed that "Americans must think about stocking up on gasoline and fuel, given that the American economy faces dark months ahead," according to a message spread on social media after the latest round of U.S. attacks, which have resulted in at least 18 dead and nearly 150 injured.
In recent days, Washington has carried out several waves of bombings against Iran, to which Tehran has responded with targeted attacks against American interests in the region, in a scenario marked by the blockage of dialogue mediated by Pakistan to try to end the war that began on February 28 with the joint offensive of the United States and Israel.