Iran Vows To Retaliate “Dozens Of Times Greater” For Every U.S. Attack

Tehran also warned that conditions in the Strait of Hormuz would worsen for vessels that violate what it called Iranian rules.

Iran fired back vowing to respond to every U.S. attack with force “dozens of times greater.”

The warning comes following U.S. strikes on launchers on Larak Island, claiming it demonstrated that “no target in the region is beyond Tehran’s reach.”

Tehran also warned that conditions in the Strait of Hormuz would worsen for vessels that violate what it called Iranian rules, raising new concern for shipping through the vital energy checkpoint.

Despite the threats, Iran described the latest exchange with Washington as a “limited and contained confrontation,” signaling Tehran does not currently view the renewed hostilities as a wider war.

In retaliation to the Larak Island strikes, Iran fired at least eight ballistic missiles toward U.S. forces in Jordan.