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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has warned the United States not to take any military action against Iran. He made it clear that Iran will never surrender not in war, and not even in peace if it’s forced on them, as Reported By Save Our Pak News Channel On Wednesday.
He gave this message on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump threatened Iran over its nuclear and missile programs. Khamenei said Iran will never bow down to Trump’s demands and warned the US that it will suffer “irreparable damage” if it tries to interfere.
“This nation will never surrender to pressure,” Khamenei said on state TV. “America must understand that any attack will lead to damage they can’t fix.”
Khamenei also praised the people of Iran, saying they acted bravely and wisely when Israel attacked. He said their strong and spiritual reaction shows how united and aware the nation has become.
He added that Iran will resist not just war, but also peace if it is forced upon them. He strongly rejected Trump’s threats and said wise people who know Iran’s history would never try to scare it because Iran doesn’t respond to threats.
He warned again that if the US tries anything military, the damage will be huge and serious.
Earlier, Khamenei had said Iran will show no mercy to Israel’s leaders. He gave this warning just hours after Trump demanded that Iran surrender unconditionally. “We will give a strong reply to the terrorist Zionist regime,” he posted on X (Twitter). “The Zionists will see no mercy from us.”
Just last week, Israel launched heavy airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites and even on neighborhoods. In response, Iran said it fired hypersonic missiles at Israel. The Iranian military also said that this was only a warning and that stronger attacks are coming.
In a video, Iran’s top commander Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi told the Israeli government to be ready for real punishment. He said the earlier attacks were just to stop further aggression. Now, real operations will begin soon.
He also told the people living in Tel Aviv and Haifa to leave those areas immediately. He warned them not to risk their lives for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s selfish desires.
The general said the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran’s Air Defense, the Army, and even the Police and Intelligence Ministry are all working together. Their target is to hit Israel’s key military and nuclear points.
Trump Demands Iran’s Unconditional Surrender
Soon after Iran attacked with hypersonic missiles, US President Trump demanded that Iran surrender without any conditions. But he also said the US was not involved in Israel’s bombing campaign even though he warned Iran that his patience was running out.
Israeli jets hit the Iranian capital early Wednesday. They even warned people in District 18 of Tehran to leave before the strike.
Iran’s media reported loud explosions in areas like Piroozi, Sabalan, and Sayyad. In return, Iran told the people in Tel Aviv to prepare for more attacks. Iran’s military said that Fattah-1 hypersonic missiles had hit multiple targets in Tel Aviv.
According to Iranian officials, this was the 11th round of Operation Honest Promise 3 using those powerful missiles. These missiles are so fast and smart that they can change direction while flying making them almost impossible to stop.
Iran also launched a swarm of drones toward Israel. The Israeli army said it managed to stop two of them near the Dead Sea.
World Leaders Try to Stop the War
World leaders are trying to calm things down before the war spreads. On Tuesday night, Egypt’s Foreign Minister spoke to both Iran and the US to look for a peaceful solution.
Trump added more fire when he left the G7 summit in Canada suddenly. At the summit, world leaders had asked for a ceasefire. But when Trump reached Washington, he again demanded Iran’s surrender. He even said the US could kill Iran’s Supreme Leader anytime.
“We know exactly where he is hiding,” Trump posted on his Truth Social account. “He’s an easy target but we’re not going to kill him. At least not right now.”
Trump later met his National Security Council for over an hour to talk about Iran, but didn’t make any public announcement after the meeting.
Though he always says he doesn’t want to start a new war, Trump sent the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier and fighter planes to the Middle East. US officials said no final decision has been made yet about military action.
Evacuations Begin
Even as the world watches nervously, the fighting continues. On Friday, Israel began a surprise air campaign that hit Iran’s nuclear and military sites hard.
Iran said the attacks killed top generals like Ali Shadmani and Gholam Ali Rashid. Civilian areas in both countries have also been bombed. Now, countries are rushing to get their citizens out of the danger zone.
Over 700 foreigners have already left Iran, crossing into Azerbaijan and Armenia. These include people from Russia, Germany, Spain, Italy, China, and even the United States.
The US has closed its embassy in Jerusalem until Friday but hasn’t yet started helping Americans leave the war zone.
People in Tehran are also afraid. Many have left their homes. Long lines were seen outside petrol stations and bakeries as people try to stock up on food and fuel.
A major cyberattack also hit Sepah Bank, one of Iran’s top banks, adding more panic to the situation.
In Tel Aviv, people are hiding in underground parking lots to stay safe from the airstrikes. A woman told AFP, “We’ve decided to stay down here until it’s over.”
What About Nuclear Sites?
Israel says it launched the air campaign to stop Iran from making nuclear weapons a claim Iran denies.
On Tuesday, big blasts were heard in Isfahan, where Iran has nuclear facilities. The UN’s nuclear watchdog said that some missiles hit underground enrichment halls at Natanz a key site for Iran’s nuclear work.
Israel has never admitted it has nuclear weapons, but international experts believe it has about 90 nuclear warheads.
Because of this new conflict, talks between Iran and the US over nuclear issues have stopped. Iran says it won’t talk while it’s under attack.
French President Macron said only Trump could bring both sides back to the table, but he also warned that trying to change Iran’s government could lead to disaster.
China blamed Trump for making things worse, while Turkey’s President Erdogan called Netanyahu “the biggest danger to the region.”
Since the war began, 24 people have died in Israel, according to the Israeli government. Iran says 224 people have died on their side, including scientists, military leaders, and civilians.
