Iran s new leader inaugurates a new phase broader geographically and more lethal

On Monday, Iran began a new military phase, having completed the installation of the new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, as successor to his father, amidst ominous indicators for the American-Israeli aggression.
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In the hours following the announcement of the new leader’s election, Iranian forces launched operations that were extensive both in quantity and quality.
Among the most prominent features of the new phase is what the commander of the Revolutionary Guard’s Aerospace Force revealed, vowing not to launch missiles with warheads weighing less than one ton. This coincides with Iranian forces intensifying the launch of strategic missiles towards the occupied territories in Palestine and American bases in the region, most notably the “Kheibar Shekan,” “Khorramshahr,” “Qadr,” and “Emad,” all with warheads reaching up to one ton.
Among the scenes that emerged in the first hours of the new Khamenei’s appointment were fission missiles that lit up the sky of Tel Aviv and ignited terror within the occupation, marking the first time this type of missile had been used.
Iran also carried out a series of large waves during the last 24 hours, considered the largest in terms of daily number.
Operations were not limited to Israel but expanded in scope across the Gulf, where several Gulf countries announced repelling new attacks. What was prominent in the new attacks was that they were intensive and exceeded, at a minimum, dozens of missiles and drones, something these countries had not experienced in recent days.
Turkey and Azerbaijan, which host American bases, also announced they were subjected to missile and ballistic attacks, in addition to Jordan and Iraq.
These developments indicate that Iran has begun a new military phase after misleading the American-Israeli aggression into believing its capabilities had declined. This phase appears more violent and lethal than the