Iran warns countries cooperating With U.S. military Will Face ‘Dangerous Consequences’
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned countries cooperating with the United States that they could face “dangerous consequences,” as Tehran vowed to continue attacks on U.S. positions in the region.
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Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari, spokesman for the Central Headquarters Khatam al-Anbiya, said Iranian offensive operations against U.S. forces would continue until Washington “regrets” what Tehran described as its crimes against Iran.
In a statement, Zolfaqari accused the United States of carrying out airstrikes against military and civilian locations in southern Iran following what he called repeated failures in its military campaign against the country. He said the attacks had killed and wounded Iranian civilians.
According to Zolfaqari, Iran’s armed forces responded with missile and drone strikes against U.S. bases in the region. He claimed the attacks inflicted heavy damage on infrastructure, facilities, weapons and equipment, and resulted in a significant number of U.S. military personnel being killed or wounded.
The claims could not be independently verified based on the information available.
“These offensive operations against the Americans, as a lesson, will continue until they regret their crimes,” Zolfaqari said.
The Iranian military spokesman warned that any continuation of what he called U.S. “aggression” in the region would trigger heavier, broader and more destructive responses.
He also issued a direct warning to countries cooperating with the United States, saying they would have to accept the consequences of such cooperation.
The statement comes amid escalating military tensions between Iran and the United States, with both sides reporting or claiming attacks against military targets. Iranian officials have repeatedly characterized U.S. military operations against Iran as acts of aggression, while Tehran has vowed to retaliate against American forces and bases in the region.
Zolfaqari’s warning raises the possibility of further escalation beyond direct Iran-U.S. confrontation, particularly if Iranian authorities consider military or logistical support provided by other countries to constitute participation in U.S. operations.
