‘Just getting started’: Iran blasts Israeli censorship of punishing blows

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has slammed the Israeli regime for censoring how Iran is punishing the regime for its aggression, saying “we’re just getting started.”

In a post on his X account on Tuesday, Araghchi slammed the Israeli regime for its severe censorship over what Iranian missiles are doing to the occupied territories.

“Netanyahu doesn’t want you to see how Iran’s powerful Armed Forces are punishing Israel for its aggression,” he said.

“Here’s what our men & women on the ground report: utter destruction caused by our missiles, panicked leader and their air defenses in disarray,” he noted, adding that “we’re just getting started.”

On February 28, the United States and the Israeli regime started their unprovoked military aggression on Iran, assassinating the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and top military commanders.

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Iran began to swiftly retaliate against the criminal aggression by launching barrages of missile and drone attacks on the Israeli-occupied territories as well as on the US bases in regional countries.

The Israeli regime’s military censorship has made extensive efforts to prevent any information from spreading.

Despite the military censorship office’s attempts to control the narrative, Hebrew outlets have had to admit “human casualties,” indicating that Iran’s missile attacks have dealt a serious and unprecedented blow to the illegal entity.

In another remark, Araghchi warned that US officials are manipulating markets by spreading false news.“This will not save them from the inflationary tsunami they have imposed on the American people,” he said.

Markets are facing the greatest loss and gap in history—a crisis even larger than the Arab oil embargo of 1973, the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution, and Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

Araghchi had earlier written on X that the claim that Iran intended to attack the United States or American forces, whether pre-emptively or as a pre-emptive action, is a pure and obvious falsehood.

“The only purpose of this lie is to justify the ‘big mistake operation’—a dangerous adventure devised by Israel and paid for by ordinary Americans,” he added.

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