Abbas Araqchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, stated in an interview on Sunday that his country is "fully prepared" to resume hostilities with the U.S. if a new attack order is issued by Donald Trump, the President of the United States. Araqchi emphasized in a conversation with Christian Welker from NBC News on the program "Meet the Press" that the U.S. has "tested us" and takes this readiness seriously.
Iran's Military Readiness
Araqchi further stated that Iran, as an independent country, will respond to all threats, and there is no doubt about this. He referred to the history of tensions between the two countries and mentioned that Iran has always reacted to U.S. military actions. These remarks come at a time when tensions between Iran and the United States continue due to Iran's nuclear program and economic sanctions.
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Possible Consequences of War
If Trump issues a new attack order after the November midterm elections, it seems that this action could escalate hostilities in the region. Many analysts believe that there is a possibility of a broader war between Iran and the U.S., which could have significant implications for global security. Araqchi also pointed out that Iran will not ignore any threats and will respond to any military action with appropriate measures.
Araqchi's remarks come at a time when Iran's political and economic situation is under the influence of sanctions and international pressures. As the midterm elections in the U.S. approach, analysts are closely monitoring developments to see if these tensions will reach a new critical point. In any case, Araqchi, emphasizing Iran's readiness to defend its interests, clearly indicated that his country will not back down from its rights against external threats under any circumstances.
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