“We Were Ready”: Iran Shrugs Off US-Israel Strikes, Vows Response History Won’t Forget

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Iranian leaders in a war briefing room, defiant expressions, national flag behind them, preparing for a historic response to foreign strikes.

 

The air may tremble with the echoes of missiles, but in Tehran, resolve remains unshaken.

Following coordinated US and Israeli strikes on key Iranian nuclear sites, Iranian officials have broken their silence — not with fear, but with fire. The message is clear: "We anticipated this war long before the first bomb dropped."

Iran claims the West has fallen for its own illusion. According to senior figures in Tehran, strategic nuclear materials had already been relocated as far back as March, long before the missiles found their marks.

"They hit shadows. The uranium is safe, our knowledge intact. What they’ve destroyed is dust — not our power," one Iranian official stated, in defiance.

Tehran insists that its nuclear program remains under complete control and that the strikes have only fueled the nation's fury — not crippled its capacity.

This isn’t just military rhetoric — it’s psychological warfare laced with religious and revolutionary undertones. In a chilling yet poetic declaration, Iranian authorities said:

"We sharpened our swords months ago. Now, the time has come to draw them from their sheaths."

The statement continues with nationalistic fervor:

"This is the land of revolution. Here, every strike is calculated, and every blow is delivered with faith. We were ready. We are ready. And our response will echo through history."

The mood in Iran is one of defiance — not defeat. In their eyes, this isn't just about defending nuclear assets; it’s about national dignity, spiritual endurance, and the age-old battle between foreign aggression and sovereign resistance.

While Washington claims this operation was “not about regime change,” the language from Tehran suggests the opposite: they interpret it as an act of war — and are prepari

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ng to respond on their own terms, in their own time.

Whatever unfolds next, one thing is certain: history is being written — not just with weapons, but with words.

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