Iran's Supreme National Security Council: We do not intend to "fight like an army" against flight restrictions

Iran's Supreme National Security Council: We do not intend to "fight like an army" against flight restrictions

The Supreme National Security Council of the Salami Republic announced on Saturday, the fourth in a row, that Iran has no intention of "fighting militarily" against the suspension of Iranian flights in several countries in the region.

Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security of the Republic of Salami, threatened last Wednesday in response to the suspension of Iranian flights in several other countries, the neighboring countries of Iran that if they cooperate with the United States, "the flights from their airports will also be stopped."

In a speech broadcast on the radio he said: "If you are on America's side, we will not watch you" and warned that "your airports will not have flights" if Iran's flights are banned and the neighboring countries cooperate with America.

The Secretariat of the Supreme Council for National Security, in statements published in the government media, said that the publication of "several misleading and false quotes" from the statements of Mohsen Razai caused "questions and ambiguity". This statement said: "The claim that Iran is taking military countermeasures against the recent air restrictions is denied."

Meanwhile, the threat of the regional countries was repeated on Friday by Mohammad Mukhabar, an adviser to the leader of the Islamic Republic, and some figures supporting the Iranian government explicitly called for a military ground attack on the airports of the regional countries on social media.

Read the full report on the Radio Farda website.