As US troops reportedly mass on the borders of Syria and Jordan and tensions in the middle east continue to rise amid Iran’s nuclear ambitions, leadership from both sides continues to add fuel to the fire.
War and Conflict
Iran Says They’re Keeping the Drone. General Warns of “Bigger” Response.
As US troops reportedly mass on the borders of Syria and Jordan and tensions in the middle east continue to rise amid Iran’s nuclear ambitions, leadership from both sides continues to add fuel to the fire.
Iran will not return a U.S. surveillance drone captured by its armed forces, a senior commander of the country’s elite Revolutionary Guard said Sunday.
Gen. Hossein Salami, deputy head of the Guard, said in remarks broadcast on state television that the violation of Iran’s airspace by the U.S. drone was a “hostile act” and warned of a “bigger” response. He did not elaborate on what Tehran might do.
“No one returns the symbol of aggression to the party that sought secret and vital intelligence related to the national security of a country,” Salami said.
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