Spokesman Warns against Any Attack on Iran’s Infrastructure

IQNA – An Iranian military spokesman warned against any attack on Iran’s infrastructure, saying if that happens, all infrastructure in the region will be targeted by Iranian Armed Forces.

News ID: 3498292

Date: 16 July 2026 - 13:31

Lieutenant Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaqari The spokesman for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters, said on Thursday, “If the recent empty threats by the US president to have the American military target the infrastructure of the Islamic Republic are carried out, then everything that, due to Iran's restraint, has so far remained intact—that is, all infrastructure throughout the region—will be smashed under the iron blows of the powerful armed forces of the Islamic Republic, to such an extent that no trace of it will remain, as though it had never existed.”

His remarks came after US President Donald Trump threatened to expand terrorist American attacks against Iran next week to target civilian infrastructure, including power plants and bridges.

Zolfaqari also slammed the criminal US regime for continuing its lawless actions and efforts to destabilize West Asia.

He further stressed that Iran will never allow the United States—as a foreign, extra-regional country—to interfere in the Strait of Hormuz, which is the Islamic Republic’s “inviolable red line."

“Let the ignorant enemy know: for us, the moment of epic action is not a moment for restraint. What is being carried out by Iran’s armed forces is not an equivalent strike; it is a superior strike. The strikes will be more intense, extensive, and destructive than ever before. The fury of a nation that has never surrendered will burn the aggressor,” he added.

In the past few days, tensions have increased in the Strait of Hormuz, caused by deadly US strikes on Iran in gross violation of last month’s war-ending deal between the two sides.

Iran has declared the strategic waterway closed “until further notice” and at least until “the end of US interference in the region.”

Source: Press TV