Iran will drag war out until Trump leaves office, says IRGC adviser

‘If Iran runs out of missiles…’: IRGC adviser says Tehran may drag war out until Trump leaves office 

A senior adviser to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned that Tehran will prolong its conflict with the United States until President Donald Trump leaves office, and that the country becomes more…

The Story in Brief

A senior adviser to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned that Tehran will prolong its conflict with the United States until President Donald Trump leaves office, and that the country becomes more dangerous without missiles. Brigadier General Mohammad Naqdi said Iran is producing more missiles daily than it fires and can sustain rocket attacks for years, Business Today reports.

Naqdi said Iran is winning the war but has not achieved its ultimate objective. He claimed the conflict has given Iranian forces valuable combat experience against the US military. Without missiles, he warned, Iran would strike America's thousands of economic interests worldwide, though he did not specify targets or methods.

The Indian Opinion

The IRGC adviser's talk of outlasting Trump and striking American economic assets worldwide is pure brinkmanship. It feeds two lazy narratives at once: that Iran is on the ropes and that it is a reckless monster. The reality is that both sides are posturing for leverage. The real test will be whether Iran's proxy forces can actually sustain attacks on US interests abroad without triggering a broader war that Tehran cannot control.


Source: businesstoday.in

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