Iran warns Israel on National Army Day

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : A large televised parade was organised on the occasion in the capital, Tehran, which was attended by Raisi and Iranian military officials.
39% : Tehran claimed that the site was being used by Israel, despite denials from the governor of Erbil.
39% : In a message to the United States, Raisi referred to an acknowledgement by US State Department spokesman Ned Price that former President Donald Trump's so-called "maximum pressure" campaign of harsh sanctions against Iran had failed to achieve its goal of subduing the country.
36% : Yousef Ghorbani, the commander of Iran's Army Aviation, told state television that despite sanctions and arms embargoes against Iran, the country had now become fully self-sufficient in producing military parts for its fighter jets and helicopters.
35% : Iran fired missiles last month at a site in Erbil, the capital of northern Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.
21% : Tehran, Iran - President Ebrahim Raisi has warned Israel against making even "the smallest movement" against Iran.

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