IRGC Chief:
Even Slightest Enemy Aggression Will Be Met with Devastating Blows
Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Ahmad Vahidi has warned that the enemy must learn from its repeated defeats or face far greater lessons, stressing that even the slightest act of aggression would be met with devastating and painful blows.
IRGC Commander-in-Chief Ahmad Vahidi made the remarks on the sidelines of a funeral procession for unidentified martyrs.
Asked about his participation in the procession and accompanying the remains of the martyrs, Vahidi said: "The enemy must learn from its defeats; otherwise, much greater lessons lie ahead."
Emphasizing the need for the enemy to reflect on its repeated setbacks, the IRGC chief stated: "The enemy must learn from the numerous defeats it has suffered. Otherwise, greater lessons will follow."
The IRGC commander-in-chief further warned: "Even the slightest act of aggression will be met with devastating and painful blows."