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Iranian Army Spokesman Says US-Israeli Conflict Shows Washington Cannot Be a 'Legitimate' Superpower

Brigadier General Mohammad Akrami-Nia claims recent war demonstrates a shift toward a 'post-American' world order, according to Iran's state-run IRNA.

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IRNA (Iran)

Brigadier General Mohammad Akrami-Nia, spokesperson for Iran's Army, said the recent war between the United States, Israel and Iran proved that the United States cannot function as a legitimate global superpower, according to a report by Iran's official news agency IRNA.

Akrami-Nia argued that the conflict illustrated a broader shift in international power dynamics, stating that the world is moving toward what he described as a "post-American" order, IRNA reported.

The remarks were attributed directly to the Army spokesperson in the IRNA report, which did not provide additional details on the specific events of the war referenced or independent verification of the claims.

IRNA is Iran's state-run news agency, and the statements reflect the position of an Iranian military official. The report did not include any response or comment from United States or Israeli officials.

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