IRGC Calls for U.S. and Israeli Withdrawal

The IRGC said the United States and Israel must eventually accept a region without what it described as their “criminal presence.”

The statement reflects Tehran’s broader position that U.S. military forces and Israeli operations in the region contribute to instability. Iranian officials have repeatedly called for changes to the regional security structure and for an end to foreign military pressure on Iran.

Iran Claims Changes to Regional Security

The Revolutionary Guards said Iran’s recent military actions had challenged the previous regional balance and changed security arrangements.

The IRGC also pointed to the Strait of Hormuz as an example of what it described as Iran’s increased ability to influence regional security. Iranian military officials have made similar claims about their ability to respond to U.S. or Israeli attacks.

Tensions Remain High

The statement comes amid continuing tensions between Iran, the United States and Israel. Iranian military authorities have warned that any renewed U.S. attack could lead to retaliation against American bases and interests in the region.

IRGC officials have also warned that a renewed conflict could expand geographically and involve different weapons and targets.

Key Points

  • Iran’s IRGC said the U.S. and Israel must eventually withdraw from the region.
  • The statement was issued during Iran’s Sacred Defense Week.
  • The IRGC claimed Iran’s military actions had changed regional security arrangements.
  • Iranian officials continue to warn against renewed U.S. or Israeli military action.
  • Tensions remain high over the regional conflict and the Strait of Hormuz.

Source

This article is based on a statement attributed to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and published through Iranian media.