In a message posted on X on Wednesday, Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei outlined the potential consequences of restarted American military conflict. He warned that bases spanning from West Asia to Europe would be designated as legitimate targets for lethal strikes. Rezaei stressed that any installation participating in hostilities against Iran would find no safe distance, safe haven, or immunity from retaliatory actions.
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Installations assisting in military conflict against Iran will not receive immunity regar…: Installations assisting in military conflict against Iran will not receive immunity regardless of their physical distance.
Iranian retaliation plans specifically cover partner facilities operating across both Wes…: Iranian retaliation plans specifically cover partner facilities operating across both West Asian and European regions.
American renewal of hostilities against Iran will trigger direct targeting of any bases i…: American renewal of hostilities against Iran will trigger direct targeting of any bases involved in the operations.
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Iran's security chief warns western bases will be targets for retaliation
11 November 2026 22:35 GMT
Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei warned on Wednesday that military bases “from West Asia to Europe” taking part in attacks against Iran will be “legitimate” targets for retaliation is the US restarts the war.
“If the US launches another war against Iran, every military base involved in the aggression, from West Asia to Europe, will be a legitimate target for Iran’s lethal strikes,” Rezaei said in a post on X.
“No safe distance. No safe haven. No immunity,” he added.
If the US launches another war against Iran, every military base involved in the aggression—from West Asia to Europe—will be a legitimate target for Iran’s lethal strikes. NO SAFE DISTANCE. NO SAFE HAVEN. NO IMMUNITY.
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