Tehran: Israel Is No Military Match for Iran
I have said this before that neither Israel nor the U.S. are in any position to attack Iran.
The days of colonialist aggression are gone. Israel was never a superior power, it was the Arab regimes that were defeatists. The Iranians have shown to the Muslim world and to the third world that they need not fear the paper tigers. As Imam Khomeini once said "America can not do damn thing!"
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Iran's Foreign Ministry said Israel poses no military threat to Iran on Sunday, adding that any aggression on Israel's part would spark retaliation and accusing Israel of trying to sabotage relations between Tehran and the International Atomic Energy Agency.
"The Zionist regime (Israel) is less than nothing to pose any kind of threat to Iran," ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini told reporters Sunday when questioned about recent comments on Tehran's nuclear program made by Israeli officials.
The United States has said it is pursuing diplomatic angles with Tehran for now, but has not ruled out military action as a way to halt Iran's nuclear enrichment, claiming it is using it as cover for weapons development, a charge Iranians deny. Israel has said it views Iran as a strong threat, but most analysts think any Israeli military operation is unlikely at this point Hosseini warned Israel not to consider military action. In case it does, it will be faced with unprecedented response from Iran, Hosseini said, without elaborating.
He said Israeli threats were geared at preventing a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear program. Israelis many times have raised such things in order to undermine cooperation between Iran and the (UN) International Atomic Energy Agency, he said.
Iran said Wednesday it has stepped up uranium enrichment activities by fully running 3,000 centrifuges at its nuclear plant in the central city of Natanz. It would take some 54,000 centrifuges to fuel a reactor.
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