Iran Signals Long War Against US, IRGC Adviser Warns

Tehran: Iran could deliberately prolong its ongoing conflict with the United States until the end of US President Donald Trump’s term, according to senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) adviser Mohammad Reza Naqvi. His remarks suggest that Tehran may be preparing for a prolonged confrontation aimed at increasing the economic and military costs for Washington.

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Speaking in an interview with PBS NewsHour, Naqvi claimed that extending the war until the next US presidential election could be part of Iran’s broader strategy. According to him, the objective would be to weaken US resources and create a deterrent against any country considering future military action against Iran.

Iran Signals No Immediate Retreat

Naqvi argued that prolonging the conflict could provide Iran with greater experience in confronting the United States while increasing the financial and military burden on Washington.

He claimed that Iran currently has the upper hand in the conflict but acknowledged that the country has not yet achieved its ultimate objective. His comments indicate that Iranian officials may be preparing the public for the possibility of a lengthy confrontation rather than an immediate end to hostilities.

Iran Claims Missile Production Continues

Naqvi also spoke about Iran’s missile capabilities and claimed that the country continues to manufacture more missiles than it is currently using in the conflict.

According to him, even if the war continues for years, Iran would be capable of maintaining missile production and launching attacks from different locations.

His remarks were aimed at highlighting Iran’s ability to sustain military operations over an extended period and potentially challenge US forces for a longer duration.

Warning Over US Economic Interests

The IRGC adviser issued another serious warning by claiming that Iran could target American economic interests around the world.

“America has many economic interests across the world, and all of them can be easily destroyed,” Naqvi said while explaining the potential consequences of a prolonged conflict.

However, he did not provide specific details about which American economic assets could be targeted or explain how such attacks could be carried out.

Major Implications for Trump’s Presidency

Naqvi’s comments come with potentially significant implications for the Trump administration. If Iran follows a strategy of prolonging the conflict, Washington could face sustained military and economic pressure over an extended period.

The remarks also indicate that Tehran may be seeking to make any future military action against Iran significantly more costly for its opponents. However, the claims made by the IRGC adviser represent Iran’s stated position and should not be treated as independent confirmation of battlefield developments or future military actions.

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