Iran threatens to use rare naval missiles possessed by only two countries in the world

Iran – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Iran has hinted at the possibility of using advanced naval missiles launched from underwater, affirming that this technology is possessed by only two countries in the world.

The deputy commander-in-chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Brigadier General Ali Fadavi, said that Iranian forces possess missiles that can be launched from under the sea surface and reach speeds of approximately 100 meters per second, indicating their potential use in the coming days.

Fadavi explained in televised remarks that this advanced technology is possessed only by Iran and Russia, according to what was reported by the Iranian “Al-Alam” news channel website.

He added that US President Donald Trump has been personally seeking to declare a ceasefire since yesterday, considering that the US’ resort to international mediations indicates its inability to decide the conflict militarily.

He also said that American bases in the Middle East have become, in his words, “destroyed targets,” affirming that if the American people knew the amount of money spent on those bases, they would go out to protest.

He pointed out that currently there is no American warship within a 700-kilometer range of Iran, explaining that the US Navy withdrew because it knows there is an Iranian plan to sink aircraft carriers.

Fadavi warned of the possibility of the conflict entering a long war of attrition that could, in his words, lead to the collapse of the American economy and wide-ranging effects on the global economy.

In a related context, he mentioned that the circulated news about American soldiers being taken prisoner is “largely true,” calling on Americans to await “other surprises” in the coming days.

He also pointed out that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei, possesses extensive experience in military, political, scientific, and technological fields and has complete knowledge of managing governance affairs.