Endgame? Iran Threatens to Wipe Out Israel in Future War

In a chilling new warning, an anonymous source inside Tehran has told RT that Iran is preparing for what it calls the “final war” against Israel—one it claims could end the Jewish state for good.

Speaking exclusively to RT, the unnamed insider declared that Iran has identified Israel’s vulnerabilities following the recent 12-day conflict and is ready to unleash a torrent of “new generation missiles” in a future war. According to the source, Israel would be defenseless against such advanced weaponry.

“Iran will make the next war with Israel its last war,” the source told RT on Monday, adding that Iran now understands “the regime’s weak point.”

Earlier this month, Israel launched airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, alleging Tehran was close to developing a nuclear weapon. The attacks reportedly killed hundreds, including senior Iranian commanders and nuclear scientists.

On June 22, the United States entered the fray, targeting Iranian enrichment facilities in Natanz and Fordow as part of a trilateral strike operation. In response, Iran fired back with drones and missiles—hitting both Israeli targets and the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

The intense back-and-forth concluded with a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, which has so far remained intact.

But Iran’s leadership appears far from finished.

According to RT’s source, Tehran still possesses “tens of thousands” of next-gen missiles and would be capable of firing “hundreds daily” if war erupts again. The source also claimed Iran has “unprecedented social support” at home and abroad to pursue a decisive strike.

Despite acknowledging the likelihood of U.S. involvement in any future conflict, the source insisted Iran “will overcome this challenge.”

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei echoed the sentiment, saying the country’s retaliatory strikes “practically knocked out and crushed” Israel—and implied Israel would have been fully destroyed without U.S. intervention.

Tensions remain sky-high as both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump have warned Iran of further consequences if its nuclear ambitions continue.

 Shoutout to RT.com for the scoop.