We’ve used just 5% of total potential: Iranian general says only 30% of military strength deployed, warns they are escalating slowly

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Senior Commander General Mohsen Rezai claimed that Iran has only used only 30 percent of its current military capabilities and only 5 percent of its total potential in the ongoing conflict with Israel. The authority warned that any ceasefire at this stage would allow Israel to re -group and restart the attacks. Rezai, during an interview on television, said, “We have not yet used all our weapons, the throat, no oil, no sea force or our friends and allies,” he said.

The ceasefire will help the enemy weaken, Iran says Iran

Rezai implied that Tehran was ready to further intensify military operations if necessary. Rezai said that accepting a ceasefire would now be a strategic mistake. “At this stage, accepting a ceasefire will revive the conflict that allows only a weak enemy to be re -gathering,” he warned. According to him, Iran “constantly intensifies the military campaign” and army operations deliberately increased.
“One of the reasons why we are gradually increasing operations is to give people the opportunity to leave the region,” he added.

‘Pakistan will nuke Israel’

At the beginning of the week, Rezaei claimed that Pakistan will guarantee that Iran would retaliate with nuclear weapons if Iran launched a nuclear strike in the Iranian region.

“Pakistan guaranteed us that they would attack Israel with a nuclear bomb if Israel used a nuclear bomb in Iran, Raz Rezai said.

The comment was made on Iranian state television, but no Pakistani authorized description of the statement was clearly approved or responded to everyone.

Pakistani Defense Minister call for Muslim Union

On June 14, Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif told the National Assembly to the National Assembly, “Israel targeted Iran, Yemen and Palestine. If Muslim nations do not unite now, each will face the same fate. Also, he called on Muslim-power nations to call with Israel in relation to the organization.

Product rising from the Israeli-Iran Missile Exchange

On June 14, Israel launched a coordinated air strike wave in Iran, which aims for military and nuclear infrastructure. In contrast, Iran launched missile attacks on the Israeli region. Despite increasing losses and regional tensions, Iran pointed out that the conflict could increase further.