Iran's Supreme National Security Council: Proportional response to continue, any third-party intervention will be met immediately
Tehran – Saba:
Iran's Supreme National Security Council affirmed on Thursday that its proportional response will continue until the enemy is punished and held accountable.
According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council stated in a release that the council has held regular meetings in recent days, emphasizing that the policy of proportional retaliation will persist until the enemy is fully punished and forced to pay the price.
The statement read: "If the Zionist enemy commits any acts of aggression, it will face a pre-planned, varied response."
The council added: "Should any third party intervene in this aggression, it will be dealt with immediately according to a predetermined plan, without any delay."
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