PANews reported on March 11 that a spokesperson for Iran's Hatem Anbia Central Command emphasized today (March 11) that any vessel belonging to the United StatesPANews reported on March 11 that a spokesperson for Iran's Hatem Anbia Central Command emphasized today (March 11) that any vessel belonging to the United States
Iran says it will no longer limit itself to reciprocal retaliation and will launch a "series of strikes."
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PANews reported on March 11 that a spokesperson for Iran's Hatem Anbia Central Command emphasized today (March 11) that any vessel belonging to the United States, Israel, or their partners, or carrying oil cargo, is considered a "legitimate target" for Iranian armed forces. The spokesperson stressed that Iran's previous practice of "reciprocal retaliation" has ended, and from now on, Iran will implement a "chain strike" strategy, no longer maintaining a one-on-one retaliatory approach.
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