ALBAWABA - The Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) spokesperson said that the country has successfully tested a new weapon and that it won't hesitate to use it if the war resumes with the United States.
Hossein Mohebbi said that the Iranian army successfully tested a new weapon on a U.S. aircraft carrier, Fars News Agency reported Tuesday.
Mohebbi said, "Naturally, I should not disclose details about new weapons; however, as the world has seen, we are constantly increasing our military capabilities and producing and testing new weapons."
"The case in question was one of our tests against an aircraft carrier, and it was successful," said the spokesperson.
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Hossein Mohebbi warned on Monday that if a "new aggression" is launched against Tehran, the IRGC will utilize new weaponry, which he described it will "surprise the world."
The spokesperson of the Iranian army added that Tehran will unveil additional weapons that have not yet been used.
He revealed that these changes will involve "shifting the geography of war" and employing new weapons and equipment, declaring: "We will introduce new weapons with novel capabilities into the arena, and the world will be surprised."
In addition, the military spokesperson mentioned that Tehran have set a new targeting list, saying, "Our targets will no longer necessarily be the former ones. We have new targets that have not yet been struck."
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