Iran Calls for Muslim Unity Against US and Zionists, Unveils Drone Arsenal

Iran's Armed Forces spokesperson has called on leaders of Muslim states to unite against the influence of the United States and Zionists. Military officials detailed defensive actions, including intercepting drones, and offensive strikes allegedly targeting Zionist and American command centers. The campaign, linked to International Quds Day, reportedly aimed at infrastructure in Haifa, Tel Aviv, and US bases in the region. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also showcased its drone capabilities in a subterranean arsenal, vowing to continue the campaign.

Key Points: Iran Urges Muslim Unity Against US, Details Military Strikes

  • Call for Islamic world unity
  • Warning to US and Zionists
  • Claims of intercepting 112 drones
  • Details of alleged missile and drone strikes
  • Unveiling of subterranean drone arsenal
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Trust Islamic Republic and unite against US, Zionists: Iran Armed Forces Spokesperson to Muslim leaders

Iran's military calls on Islamic leaders to unite against the US and Zionists, detailing drone interceptions and claimed strikes on enemy targets.

"Trust Islamic Republic and its Muslim people, and let us unite for the solidarity of the Islamic world - Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi"

Tehran, March 14

The spokesperson of Iran's Armed Forces, Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, has addressed the leaders of Muslim states, calling for unity against the influence of the US and the Zionists, according to state broadcaster Press TV.

In a direct appeal to the leadership of Islamic nations, the Brigadier General stated, "Trust Islamic Republic and its Muslim people, and let us unite for the solidarity of the Islamic world against disbelief, polytheism, and hypocrisy led by the US and the Zionists."

These remarks, carried by Press TV, emphasise the General's call for solidarity across the Islamic world to challenge the current global leadership of the United States and the Zionists. This call for regional unity coincides with a significant escalation in military rhetoric.

Earlier, Ebrahim Zolfaghari, the Spokesperson of Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, issued a televised address on Saturday, warning that "America and the Zionists will pay the price for every single drop of unjustly shed blood and the compensation for the damages inflicted."

Underlining recent defensive actions, Zolfaghari noted that "two MQ-9 drones in Firuzabad and Bandar Abbas and another aircraft in the sky of Tabriz were intercepted and destroyed by the Sepah's air defence systems." He claimed the total number of drones destroyed has reached 112 aircraft, including combat, reconnaissance, and suicide drones.

The military official linked these measures to broader operations by the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Aerospace and Naval Forces of Sepah, and Hezbollah. These actions, conducted under the holy code "'Ya Saheb al-Zaman, may God hasten his relief'", followed the International Quds Day march.

During the address, Zolfaghari confirmed that "'Kheibar-Shekan' solid-fuel precision missiles and offensive drones were sent in large numbers towards enemy targets. He stated the "destruction of the northern command infrastructures of the occupying Zionists and the gathering place of American forces" served as primary strategic goals.

Specific targets identified included centres in Haifa, Caesarea, settlements of Zariit and Shlomi, and the 'Holon' military-industrial complex. The scope also extended to regional US assets, with the spokesperson claiming gathering places, including 'Al Dhafra' and 'Erbil' bases, were hit following a warning to leave the region.

Zolfaghari further asserted the campaign aimed at "hunting down Zionist and American criminal commanders." He claimed that 10 residence points in the occupied territories and 3 gathering places of Americans in the region were precisely targeted.

These reported strikes included seven points in Tel Aviv, two in Rishon LeZion, and one in Shoham, as well as US commander locations at the 'King Sultan', 'Victoria', and 'Erbil' bases.

Reinforcing this message of defiance, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled its aerial capabilities within a subterranean arsenal. A report by Mehr News Agency highlighted a collection of drones displayed in a large tunnel under an image of Ayatollah Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei.

Vowing the campaign would persist, Zolfaghari declared that "the doors of hell will not be closed until the destruction of the last child-killing criminal." He maintained that victory comes from God, swearing to recover the "blood money" for those killed.

- ANI

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Priya S
The rhetoric is very concerning. As an Indian, I value peace and stability. This kind of aggressive talk and reported strikes only escalate tensions in a region that is already a tinderbox. It affects global oil prices and our economy too. 🙏
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Rohit P
Interesting to see the military details they're sharing about drones and missiles. From a defence technology perspective, it shows how warfare is changing. But the "doors of hell" language is just propaganda. Real strength is in diplomacy and development, not just threats.
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Sarah B
Living in India, I see a country with a huge Muslim population living peacefully with others. The call to unite against "disbelief" is problematic. True solidarity should be for peace and prosperity for all citizens, not against any particular group or nation.
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Vikram M
India has millions of Muslims who are patriotic Indians first. They won't be swayed by such calls from Tehran. Our Muslim brothers and sisters are integral to India's fabric. This is an external issue, and we should focus on our internal harmony and growth. Jai Hind!
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Karthik V
The article mentions targets in Haifa and Tel Aviv. It's a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict. As Indians, we understand the pain of terrorism. Any solution must come through dialogue, not more violence. The cycle of retaliation helps no one.

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