Iran will "blow the heart" of Israel if attacked

If the U.S. or Israel attack Iran, Islamic Republic would "blow the heart" of Israel, the Revolutionary Guard official said. Washington wants rešinje in direct talks with Tehran while Israel does not exclude the possibility of military action.
Iran will "blow the heart of" Israel if that country or the United States, attack the Islamic Republic, IRNA agency quoted the statement Modžtabe Zolnura, officials of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

"If one American or Zionist rocket hits our country, before the dust shrugs, Iranian missiles to blow the heart of Israel," said Zolnur.

Zolnur Deputy Representative of the Iranian supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Hamneija, the elite forces of the Guard, told the Reuters.

Iranian officials have previously stated that their country will retaliate in case of attack Israel or the United States.

"Zionist regime and the United States not to risk the issue of attack on Iran, said yesterday Zolnur in the holy Shiite area of Kom, highlighting the progress of the Iranian military and technology.

The Geneva talks were constructive

Earlier this year, a prominent Iranian army commander said Iranian missiles can hit Israel's nuclear aims.

Israel did not reject the possibility of military action if diplomacy fails to solve the problems about Iran's disputed nuclear program. Washington wants the issue resolved in direct talks with Tehran.

At talks in Geneva, 1 October, Iran has reached an agreement with six world powers, USA, Russia, China, Britain, France and Nemačkomm, to allow UN experts access to a new uranium enrichment plant in southern Tehran.

Iran and Western powers have concluded that these talks were constructive and that is a step forward.

Western countries accuse Tehran that, under the guise of civilian nuclear programs, develop atomic weapons, which Iran denies, saying that the program is intended for electricity production.

Representatives of the six powers have expressed hope that Iran will respond to their offer to get a trade and political incentives in exchange for a suspension of sensitive nuclear activities and improving cooperation with UN inspectors.