Iran's Supreme Leader Says Navy Ready to Inflict Defeats on Enemies
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei stated that the country's navy is prepared to impose new defeats on its enemies. The statement was posted on a Telegram channel. This comes amid ongoing regional tensions in the Middle East.
thehindu.comIran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei issued a statement on a Telegram channel regarding the readiness of Iran's navy. In the statement, Khamenei said Iran's navy is ready to inflict 'new bitter defeats' on enemies.
Details The message was shared on Telegram, a messaging platform, and focused on military preparedness.
No specific enemies were named in the statement.
The statement aligns with Iran's ongoing military posture amid international relations. Further developments on this matter have not been reported as of April 18, 2026.
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Iran's navy is prepared to decisively counter threats and protect national sovereignty against adversaries.
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