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Iran will continue strikes on Israel, military spokesman says

Jun 14, 2025, 09:10 GMT+1

Iran will continue its attacks on Israel, a senior military spokesman said on Saturday, following remarks by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei vowing to make Israel “regret” its actions.

Abolfazl Shekarchi, spokesperson for the General Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, told state media that Tehran remains committed to retaliation.

“There is a weak belief in the minds of Israelis that eliminating military commanders will disrupt our structure,” Shekarchi said. “But our commanders will continue on their path with strength and make them regret their actions.”

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