Iran threatens to hit US targets worldwide in case of war

Published time: February 08, 2012 17:15
Edited time: February 09, 2012 00:59
Seyed Mahmoud Reza Sajjadi, Ambassador  of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Russia (RIA Novosti / Alexander Natruskin)

On Wednesday the Iranian ambassador to Moscow, Seyed Mahmoud-Reza Sajjadi declared that Iran has the capabilities to carry out military strikes on US interests around the globe.

This comes after President Obama announced the United States would freeze all Iranian assets held in the US. The executive order which was signed on Monday was in reaction to what the US is calling deceptive practices by Iran.


"The issue of a military attack from America on the Islamic Republic of Iran has been on the agenda for several years," said Sajjadi.


The building provocation by Washington has been cornering Tehran and Sajjadi has stated that a US-led attack on Iran would be like committing suicide. Sajjadi went on to say Iran would by no means attack first.
According to Sajjadi, “Even if it (US) attacks, we have a list of counter actions.”


Sajjadi's words don't seem to be empty words. Last Thursday, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister, Moshe Yaalon, disclosed that, according to his sources, the big blast at the Iranian missile base near Tehran in November of last year blew up a new missile system with a range of 10,000 kilometers, one capable of targeting the United States.   


Iran has warned the US and its allies that a military strike would be "painful" and Iran would be forced to aim their aggression on Israel and US bases in the Gulf. In addition a closure of the Strait of Hormuz would quickly follow. The US and its allies have attempted to force Iran to shut down their nuclear programs for fear of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons and at the same time the US Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta, has gone public admitting Iran does not have nuclear weapons. Iran has stated their nuclear program is not for military purposes and insists a nuclear bomb is not in the works.


Despite Panetta’s statements Washington has not disregarded the military option. Additionally, Panetta has announced that Israel may launch a military strike on Iran within the next 90 days. However, the Iranians remain defiant in the face of such threats. 


The Americans know what kind of country Iran is. They are well aware of our people’s unity,” said Sajjadi.

Comments (91)

xerxes (unregistered) 21.08.2012 09:11

if any war begins by American,they know well ,whole the USA will be exploded with suicide Iranian bombers in all American states,so many Iranian militia are present in USA and EU,ok they can try, remember when twin centers exploded ,all USA people were afraid,imagine if we explode all their interests in USA and around the world, we make them nice Hollywood movie and invite you all to watch that,last words war will not be just in middle east we take its flames to USA.

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Zzzoney64 18.05.2012 17:26

And war always is the best way a government can "kick the can" to the next administration to deal with along with a deficit that would take all of new Yorks and Alaska's property to pay off. And don't think China might not want property as payment because look how that would re-configure the map economically and militarily? Sometimes, "humility" and humbless need be taught and is too hard to come by, I seek God for all of humanity and its ways. A perspective from the thought elite.

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Zzzoney64 18.05.2012 17:09

Depending on the weather conditions the chemical weapons alone would have a great affect on the civilians in the many distant affected areas. Wasn't it Iraq that experiemented with bio-agents and chemical weapons of mass destruction but were too confiscated to use at a later date against them and their neighbors, proves able to say; "Hey, it's their stuff man, they did it to themselves". But McCane is wanting to arm Syrian rebels with American guns seems a bit much don't you think? Man, I guess this new world order just can't wait, nor AGENDA21. http://www.stewwebb. com

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