The commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (SEPAH), Major General Ahmad Vahidi, stated that any attack against his country would be met with severe and painful blows.
Modern.az reports that Iran's “Tasnim” news agency disseminated this information.
Ahmad Vahidi voiced these thoughts on November 13 in Tehran while attending the funeral ceremony for the bodies of 110 unknown martyrs who died in the Iran-Iraq war.
The SEPAH commander advised enemies to learn from their consecutive defeats:
“The enemy must learn from the consecutive defeats it has suffered. Otherwise, even greater lessons await it in the future.”
Vahidi specifically emphasized that even the slightest aggression against Iran would be met with a harsh response:
“Even the slightest aggression will be met with terrible and painful blows.”
