Iran's new commander threatens: "The gates of hell will open"

The conflict in the Middle East is intensifying. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is issuing harsh statements against Israel under its new leader. In his first speech, General Mohammad Pakpour, who was recently appointed as the commander-in-chief of the IRGC, promised to open the "gates of hell" to Israel. His words were published by the Mehr news agency.

Pakpour strongly condemned Israel's military aggression against Iran's national security and territorial integrity in his speech, stressing that these actions will not go unanswered. In his words, "Iran's patience is also limited, we want peace, but we are ready to respond strongly to threats."

It should be recalled that on the night of June 13, Israel launched a military operation called "Lion Nation". As part of this complex and synchronized operation, the Israeli Air Force struck more than a hundred strategic targets located in Iranian territory. Among them were the headquarters of the IRGC, nuclear infrastructure and high-ranking military personnel.

According to official data, the attack killed IRGC Commander Hossein Salami, Chief of the General Staff Mohammad Bagheri, and leading nuclear scientists. According to information published by the Iranian news agency NourNews, these strikes had serious consequences not only for the military, but also for the civilian population. In Tehran alone, 78 civilians were killed and 329 were injured.

These events have further escalated tensions in the Middle East. International experts believe that Iran, under the leadership of the new commander, may develop strong and tough countermeasures against Israel. Mohammad Pakpour's strong statement is seen as the first sign in this direction.

Fans and political analysts are closely following these developments. As the political and military environment in Iran continues to intensify, the entire region is entering a new dangerous phase.