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11-10-2009, 22:17
"Iran to Blow up Heart of the Zionist Entity if Attacked"
09/10/2009 Iran will "blow up the heart" of Israel if attacked by the Zionist regime or the United States, an aide to supreme leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei was quoted on Friday as saying. "Even if one American or Zionist missile hits our land, before the dust is settled, Iranian missiles will blow up the heart of Israel," state news agency IRNA quoted Khamenei's deputy representative to the elite Revolutionary Guards, Mojtaba Zolnour, as saying.
"The Zionist regime and the United States cannot risk attacking Iran," Zolnour said in the holy city of Qom on Thursday, citing Iranian military and technological advances, IRNA reported.
Iranian officials have repeatedly said that Tehran would carry out severe reprisals if Israel or the United States attack the country. The United States and its regional ally Israel have never ruled out a military option to stop Tehran's nuclear drive, which the West says is aimed at making nuclear weapons while Iran says it is solely for peaceful ends.
At the end of September, armed forces chief of staff General Hassan Firouzabadi dismissed Israeli threats against Iran, saying the Zionist entity was a "paper tiger."
http://www.almanar.com.lb/newssite/NewsDetails.aspx?id=106303&language=en
09/10/2009 Iran will "blow up the heart" of Israel if attacked by the Zionist regime or the United States, an aide to supreme leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei was quoted on Friday as saying. "Even if one American or Zionist missile hits our land, before the dust is settled, Iranian missiles will blow up the heart of Israel," state news agency IRNA quoted Khamenei's deputy representative to the elite Revolutionary Guards, Mojtaba Zolnour, as saying.
"The Zionist regime and the United States cannot risk attacking Iran," Zolnour said in the holy city of Qom on Thursday, citing Iranian military and technological advances, IRNA reported.
Iranian officials have repeatedly said that Tehran would carry out severe reprisals if Israel or the United States attack the country. The United States and its regional ally Israel have never ruled out a military option to stop Tehran's nuclear drive, which the West says is aimed at making nuclear weapons while Iran says it is solely for peaceful ends.
At the end of September, armed forces chief of staff General Hassan Firouzabadi dismissed Israeli threats against Iran, saying the Zionist entity was a "paper tiger."
http://www.almanar.com.lb/newssite/NewsDetails.aspx?id=106303&language=en