"You can hit Israel? Then why threaten Kuwait?"
Iran's Armed Forces General Staff issues a statement: any regional country that "facilitates" will face the heaviest operations, with "no mercy."
One simple question remains:
Why is the threat aimed at Kuwait and Bahrain — the smallest, militarily weakest states in the region — instead of the actor actually striking?
Why does the address of the threat always change?
That is the textbook definition of a hollow threat: pick a target that cannot answer back, then sell the image of strength to a domestic audience.
This clip breaks the statement down line by line — the logic of target selection, and its real function as psychological warfare and propaganda.
What do you think: strength or an admission of weakness? Tell us in the comments, and send this to someone who still believes the statement.
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