Iran: If attacks continue, Iran will expand its strikes to all energy infrastructure of U.S. and Israeli allies

金十2026/03/18 21:54

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Golden Ten Data reported on March 19 that in the early hours of the 19th local time, Iran launched the 63rd round of the "True Promise-4" operation. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran issued an emergency statement, announcing that it had carried out a large-scale missile attack on oil and energy facilities in the region associated with the United States. This operation was a direct and reciprocal retaliation for the attack on Iran's energy infrastructure earlier on the 18th. The statement pointed out that this retaliatory action aimed to strike energy facilities "related to U.S. interests and those with U.S. shares." The statement emphasized that Iran originally did not wish to expand the war into the energy sector, nor did it want to affect the economies of neighboring countries, but the provocations by the enemy have led the war into a "new phase." The statement confirmed that the Iranian armed forces had carried out multiple rounds of strikes to ensure that the losses suffered by the enemy were on the same level as the damage inflicted on Iran's infrastructure. The statement also warned that if the attacks continue, Iran will expand the scope of its strikes to all energy infrastructure of the U.S.-Israeli allies until they are "completely destroyed."

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