Army Spokesman: We have gotten stronger since the beginning of the war Mohammad Akarmini, the spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran's army, claimed on Saturday, November 7, that Iran's armed forces have become more prepared and stronger compared to the beginning of the war with the US and Israel, and that the experience of direct confrontation with these two countries has led to an increase in their operational capability and military self-confidence. He added that according to the order of the leader of the Islamic Republic, the response of Iran's military forces to any military action will be immediate, effective and without geographical limitations. Akramini also claimed that Iran still has control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz and that this sea crossing will remain closed until Washington accepts Tehran's demands. At the same time as these statements, the Central Command of the US Army (CENTCOM) announced on Friday that the US government was considering a reward of up to 20 million dollars for obtaining information about Iran's nuclear program, along with the possibility of transferring and transferring safe informants. The US State Department's "Reward for Justice" program announced that the desired information could include the location of nuclear facilities, equipment, people associated with this program, including members of the scientific community and experts, as well as the movement of these people and equipment.

Army Spokesman: We have gotten stronger since the beginning of the war Mohammad Akarmini, the spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran's army, claimed on Saturday, November 7, that Iran's armed forces have become more prepared and stronger compared to the beginning of the war with the US and Israel, and that the experience of direct confrontation with these two countries has led to an increase in their operational capability and military self-confidence. He added that according to the order of the leader of the Islamic Republic, the response of Iran's military forces to any military action will be immediate, effective and without geographical limitations. Akramini also claimed that Iran still has control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz and that this sea crossing will remain closed until Washington accepts Tehran's demands. At the same time as these statements, the Central Command of the US Army (CENTCOM) announced on Friday that the US government was considering a reward of up to 20 million dollars for obtaining information about Iran's nuclear program, along with the possibility of transferring and transferring safe informants. The US State Department's "Reward for Justice" program announced that the desired information could include the location of nuclear facilities, equipment, people associated with this program, including members of the scientific community and experts, as well as the movement of these people and equipment.