Iran’s Missile Capability Had An Impact on The Ceasefire And on Israeli Cities

According to Saednews, Bahman Mohammadi, said: The U.S. missile attack on Iran’s three nuclear sites was a clear violation of all international laws, including Article 51 of the UN Charter, which grants Iran the legal and military right to self-defense.

He added that the U.S. president’s military aggression against Iran intensified internal American political conflicts. Trump acted without Congress’s approval, prompting some members to draft a bill to prevent military attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, while others even discussed impeaching the president. The U.S. Air Force, in this crime of invading Iranian territory and attacking Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan sites, sought to rescue the Zionists from the quagmire they created. However, even Trump’s support couldn’t save the aggressor Zionists from the decisive strikes by Iran’s wise commanders.

The representative of Fereydun and Fereydan stated that Netanyahu’s repeated attacks on Iran, killing hundreds of innocent Iranians, created a situation in the occupied territories where residents desperately seek any means to flee—if they can even get out of shelters. The entire occupied lands are under the missiles and drones of Iran’s army and IRGC, and the multilayered protective systems of various cities repeatedly failed to protect against Iran’s retaliatory strikes.

Mohammadi emphasized that the U.S. missile aggression neither stopped nor destroyed Iran’s enrichment process; according to officials, it actually accelerated it. The Zionists and Americans witnessed firsthand that Iran’s missile and drone capabilities are not empty claims or political boasting, but a devastating reality whose effects remain visible in the ceasefire, Israeli cities, and the Zionist economy.

He also stressed that Iran’s nuclear knowledge is entirely domestic and native, developed by thousands of Iranian professors and students, and no one can destroy it. Iran is stronger today than before.

He recalled that, as officials stated in national media, the U.S. military aggression caused only minor damage to Iran’s nuclear sites. Iran’s nuclear industry will soon enter a more significant developmental phase.