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Iran warns armed forces will use any chance to respond

May 11, 2026, 09:32 GMT+1

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday that Tehran had not yet “settled score” with those who acted against the country, responding to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s comments that the war with Iran was not over.

Esmail Baghaei said Iran’s armed forces would make the best use of any opportunity given to them.

“We have not settled score with those who acted against the Iranian people. If an opportunity is given to our armed forces, it will certainly be used in the best way,” he said.

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