Source IRIran_Military X account
Iran Warns War with Israel Could Break Out Anytime
A top Iranian military adviser has declared that there is currently no ceasefire with Israel, warning that war could resume “at any moment.” The statement comes weeks after a short but intense conflict earlier this year, which ended in late June with what was described as a temporary ceasefire brokered by the United States. Iranian officials now insist that the truce has effectively collapsed, leaving the region on edge.
Aftermath of June Fighting
The conflict, often called the Twelve-Day War, saw Israel launch precision strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and military bases, killing senior officers and scientists. Iran responded with missile barrages aimed at Israeli military positions, causing casualties and damage inside Israel. Although both sides halted attacks following international pressure, neither government signed a binding ceasefire agreement, fueling fears of a new escalation.
Iranian Position
Iran’s leadership has stressed that it does not seek fresh fighting but will respond forcefully to any Israeli move. The adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei described the current pause as “fragile and temporary,” highlighting Iran’s readiness for immediate mobilization. Officials also pointed to Israel’s continued air patrols and regional deployments as proof that tensions remain unresolved.
Domestic and Regional Fallout
Inside Iran, the government has tightened security with internet restrictions, arrests of activists, and stricter surveillance. Analysts suggest these measures reflect concerns over public dissent following the costly June conflict. Regionally, neighboring states are preparing for possible spillover, with international mediators urging both sides to step back from renewed confrontation.
Outlook
With diplomatic talks stalled and mistrust running high, the Middle East faces another period of uncertainty. Military preparedness on both sides suggests that the threat of another Iran-Israel war remains dangerously real.
