US war rhetoric against Iran is driven less by national interest and more by corporate power, with the country’s oil and gas firmly in the crosshairs amid escalating US military threats, says an analyst.

The Leader’s representative to the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) expresses the readiness of Iranian Armed Forces to target all US bases and mercenaries in the region in case of any new act of aggression against the country.

The Iranian president orders the public release of the names of all victims of the recent foreign-backed terrorist riots across the country.

The deputy commander-in-chief of the IRGC says Iran’s defense advancements have fundamentally altered the strategic landscape, making the cost-benefit analysis of any military aggression against the country “extremely complex and high-risk” for adversaries.

Araghchi urges Iranian envoys to clearly present Tehran’s position and its characterization of recent terrorist attacks to the global public.

President Pezeshkian has warned that American military movements and rhetoric in West Asia are part of a calculated effort to destabilize the region.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei has accused Israeli media of orchestrating a campaign of fabricated stories regarding casualties in recent terrorist riots in Iran.