Iranian MP Threatens To Bomb Saudi Oil, Power, Water Plants And Hit Britain With 4,000 Km Missiles If They Help US Strike Iran

Iranian lawmaker Ghasem Ravanbakhsh threatened attacks on infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and European countries if they supported renewed strikes on Iran, telling Didban Iran that retaliation would extend beyond US military bases.

Ravanbakhsh, who represents Qom, said countries allowing their territory or airspace to be used against Iran would face attacks on their own infrastructure.

 He singled out Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities, power stations and desalination plants, saying the kingdom should be sent back to “the era of riding camels and donkeys.”

 European countries would not be exempt, he said, naming Britain as a potential target if it joined US attacks.

 “With a range of 4,000 kilometers, Britain can be targeted,” he said, referring to missile-range increases Iran could make or had already made. He offered no details establishing such a capability.

 Ravanbakhsh also urged parliament to consider legislation to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.