General Abdelpazel that Karachi responded to what the chief of staff said in a series of blunt threats • "The words of the Zionist commander are a poor attempt at psychological warfare," he said
Iranian military spokesman General Abdelpazal Shkarchi
Iranian military spokesman General Abdelpazal Shkarchi responded today (Wednesday) to Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi's remarks regarding the IDF's action plans against the threat posed by Iran to Israel and threatened that Iran would "flatten Tel Aviv to the ground."
In a statement to the Fares news agency, Karachi said: "The words of the Zionist chief of staff are a poor attempt at a psychological war, and if they are true, they are a grave error in illusions."
"As the Supreme Leader has said in the past, if the Zionist regime makes the slightest mistake against Iran, we will also attack the bases from which the Zionists threatened to attack Iran and also launch missiles at Haifa and Tel Aviv. We will flatten them to the ground," the general added.
The general continued with horrific predictions for Israel and said: "The Zionists are not at all aware of the extent of our capabilities. We demonstrated a small part of them during the last military exercise in the Gulf, but many of our achievements remain secret. The collapse of the Zionist regime is now part of our agenda. "From the world because it is a cancerous growth in the region and must disappear. This is a regime that has caused great damage to the Muslim nations."
Earlier, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's office referred to Kochavi's remarks, saying they were "worthless."
Some senior Zionists think Washington will accept everything they say.
They got used to Trump's son-in-law (Jared Kushner) who was a Zionist agent in Washington. "
"The new administration in the United States, like most governments in the world, is more independent. The Zionists are now trying to wage a psychological war, but their threats are worthless," Wazi added.
Stars: "Iran under heavy pressure"
The chief of staff yesterday addressed the threat posed by the possibility of a nuclear Iran to Israel and hinted that Israel is already taking action against a situation in which Iran holds nuclear weapons.
"Today's Iran is not the Iran of 2015. It is under very heavy pressure - economic, inflation, resentment and unrest in the population. These pressures must continue in every way, whatever happens. Anything that removes the pressures, will allow them oxygen and air, and in that time They will continue to violate the agreement, "Kochavi added.
Kochavi added: "There must be vigorous action that in the end there will be no bombing capability and no bombardment capability. In the end, Iran can decide that it is advancing on the bomb - either secretly or defiantly. "And whoever decides to operate them is the political echelon."
