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Saturday, 8 January 2022 (YJC)_ A member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said: "America's greatness collapsed after the Islamic Republic of Iran's missile attack on Ain al-Assad, and now the country is worried that other freedom-loving nations of the world will jeopardize its interests around the world."
Hossein Nooshabadi stated that there was public anger in the region against the United States after the crime committed by the Americans in martyring Martyr Soleimani, adding:
In our country, this anger and disgust was natural, and public opinion was waiting for Iran to take severe revenge for this crime. .
The representative of the people of Varamin in the Islamic Consultative Assembly pointed out that since the Second World War, there has been no record of a country attacking the United States and this country has not reacted sharply to it, noting:
The Americans knew that they had to wait for serious action from Iran after the martyrdom of Haj Qasim. They did not know the dimensions of this action and by attacking Ain al-Assad, they realized that this was the beginning of Iran's severe revenge against the perpetrators of the assassination of Martyr Soleimani.
He added:
For the first time since the Ein al-Assad rocket fire, the Americans were unable to respond to the attack for fear of retaliation and more serious consequences for their troops.
The member of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the parliament emphasized that what happened in Ain al-Assad was the beginning of the path of revenge, adding:
The Islamic Republic of Iran has not limited its severe revenge to the Ain al-Assad attack and will continue to do so until the perpetrators of this crime are brought to justice.
Referring to the effects and message of Iran's attack on US positions in Ain al-Assad, Nooshabadi said: "
This undermined America's prestige as an empty superpower. Iran's action in attacking Ain al-Assad began a path that led to the Americans fleeing Afghanistan and Iraq. The issue that led the resilient nations to realize that only resistance to the United States and the hegemonic system could lead to their victory.
He added:
With this, it seems that the interests of the United States will not be served as in the past, and this regime should be concerned about jeopardizing its interests in different parts of the world.
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