Iran: Strike on Iran To Trigger World War III

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Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force General Amir Ali Hajizadeh warned the US and the Zionist regime that an attack on Iran will likely trigger a 'World War III'.

In remarks to al-Alam news channel, General Hajizadeh said the US and the Zionist regime may not enter war with Iran "independent from each other, meaning that either one of these two starts the war, it will be joined by the other one."
"We see the US and the Zionist regime standing fully on the side of each other and we can't imagine the Zionist regime initiating a war without US backup," he clarified.
The Iranian top official confirmed that "due to the same reason, if a war breaks out, we will definitely wage battle on both sides and will definitely be engaged with the US bases."

"In case such conditions arise, a series of incidents will take place which will not be controllable and manageable, and such a war might turn into a third world war. That means, certain countries may enter the war for or against Iran," the general added.

He further warned that "in case such war is waged on Iran, the US bases in those countries around us and inside the neighboring countries will be targeted and they will even be threatened by the nations of these very states".

It is worth mentioning that the Iranian military officials and commanders have in recent days raised their tone to tune up to the "Israeli" regime's continued and growing threats against the Islamic Republic.

On Saturday, IRGC's top Commander Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari said "an enemy invasion of Iran is possible, but such a war would put an end to the life of "Israel"."
"Owing to the high speed of Iran's development, this cancerous tumor, "Israel", is challenging us to war, but it is not clear when this war would take place," Jafari said in Tehran on Saturday.

In parallel, he predicted that "a war may break out, but if Zionists start something, that will be the point of their annihilation and the endpoint of their story."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org