Iranian Commander Calls “Soft War” Country’s Biggest Threat
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Ynet – While Israeli officials talk about the closing window of opportunity for a military strike in Iran, the commander of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guard says the “Islamic Revolution is at a very sensitive and fateful stage.”
Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari noted that the biggest threat to Iran is a “soft war” launched by its enemies. He did not define the term, but it usually refers to measures like economic sanctions, espionage and sales of faulty equipment, as well as computer viruses.
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