'Enemies will be surprised by new weapons and tactics', warns Iran's military


Published: 06:47 10 May 2026
In the diplomatic activity, it seems that neither side wants to publicly reveal what is actually being discussed in the closed-door meeting. An army spokesman warned on Sunday (May 10) that if they are attacked again, Iran's enemies will face new types of weapons, modern warfare tactics and different battlefields, which could be surprising for them. He also warned that countries that follow the US sanctions imposed on Iran could face serious problems in shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Meanwhile, the spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian parliament said that Iran's patience has reached its limit. He said that if any of its ships are attacked, a strict and final response will be given.
On the other hand, there is a mixed reaction among the country's ordinary people. Since the beginning of the war, many have taken to the streets to express their nationalism and support for the political leadership. However, at the same time, economic pressures, especially the unbridled rise in commodity prices and the ongoing economic crisis, are causing deep frustration and anxiety among the common people.
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