Israeli army: War with Iran not over yet

The Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army issued a message announcing the continuation of the war against Iran.

The Israeli army chief of staff issued a message, referring to the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities and postponing its continuation for several years, announcing the continuation of the battle with Iran. At the same time, the Israeli defense minister announced the planning of a new plan to confront the Islamic Republic.

The Israeli army chief of staff wrote in a message on Friday, June 27: "Israel was able to set back the Islamic Republic's nuclear and missile projects by several years in a twelve-day war with Iran. The Israeli army performed at its best. We are at the end of an important stage, but the battle with Iran is not over yet."

The Israeli military also announced that in the months before the war, Iran had a plan based on "heavy fire and a multi-front ground offensive" against Israel, and that the common goal of all these plans was the destruction of Israel.

The Israeli army chief of staff also added: "This plan was not just a theoretical idea, but an existential threat to Israel, and we acted on the moral imperative of 'kill whoever attacks you before he kills you.'"

He also emphasized that Israel has taken complete control of Iranian skies and wherever it intends to operate.

After the message was released by the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz also announced in a message: "I have ordered the Israeli army to prepare an implementation plan against the Islamic Republic, which includes: maintaining Israeli air superiority, preventing nuclear advancement and missile production, and reactions against the Islamic Republic if it supports terrorist activities against Israel."

Katz also added: "We will take regular action to neutralize threats of this kind. I suggest that the toothless snake head of Tehran (Ali Khamenei) understand and be careful, the recent operation was only a short prelude to Israel's new policy. There is no immunity."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also stated in a message: "We fought with strength against the Islamic Republic and achieved a great victory."