He specified that the principles of "preventive war" are based on proportionality, urgency, and necessity. The spokesperson noted that Iranian forces have already employed this tactic, carrying out "preventive operations when necessary." "In other words, we confronted the threat in proportion to its magnitude and did not expand the war beyond what was necessary," he stated. "And the principle of urgency implies that we act immediately when the threat is perceived as imminent and there is a possibility of an attack," he added.

Iran will carry out "preemptive" operations in the face of any imminent threat, Amir Akraminia, spokesman for the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran, recently stated.

"If we conclude that the enemy is about to launch an imminent attack, we will undoubtedly wage war or conduct a preemptive operation," the spokesman asserted.

 He specified that the principles of "preventive war" are based on proportionality, urgency, and necessity. The spokesperson noted that Iranian forces have already employed this tactic, carrying out "preventive operations when necessary."

"In other words, we confronted the threat in proportion to its magnitude and did not expand the war beyond what was necessary," he stated. "And the principle of urgency implies that we act immediately when the threat is perceived as imminent and there is a possibility of an attack," he added.