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Iran will not end the war without killing the enemy, announces a strong response to the US

Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter) by Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter)
March 5, 2026
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Iran has clearly announced that it will not end the war without achieving its strategic goals. The Iranian military leadership says that the country will continue military operations until the enemy is decisively killed.


Commander Qomrs Heydari of the Iranian Khatm-e-Anbiya Central Headquarters has said in his latest statement that Iran will not be willing to accept a ceasefire under any circumstances until the enemy is clearly defeated. He said that Tehran will continue military operations according to its strategy.

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According to Commander Heydari, Iran is not ready to bow to external pressure and will continue to struggle until it achieves its goals. He said that hitting the US hard is an important part of Iran’s defense strategy.


He added that Iran does not care how many days or months the war lasts. According to him, Iran is fully capable of fighting a long war and the country also has past experience in this regard.


The Iranian commander reminded that Iran has already fought a war that lasted for eight years and can continue to fight for a long time if necessary.
He expressed concern over the inc

reasing tension in the Gulf region and said that the current situation has become very sensitive for the region. Experts say that if the tension increases further, it could also have an impact on the global economy and energy markets.


Commander Heydari also spoke about the Strait of Hormuz and said that the current situation of this important waterway is the result of US policies. He said that Iran is not responsible for its closure.


He said that the Iranian armed forces are currently fighting the enemy on the land, air and sea fronts and are fully prepared to defend the country’s security.


He said that the US military is curreeently facing strong resistance in the region and Iranian forces are fulfilling their defense responsibilities on all fronts.


According to analysts, Iran’s recent statements show that Tehran wants to stick to its position in the current situation and is not ready to change its strategy despite any pressure.


At the international level, several countries have intensified diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the region and both sides are being urged to show restraint.
However, Iran’s latest statements indicate that the country intends to stick to its current policy until its strategic goals are achieved.

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