After the death of Nasrallah and the commander of the Revolutionary Guards, the Iranian regime threatened retaliation: “They will not have peace”

The Iranian regime spoke again this Sunday about Israel’s latest actions in Lebanonwhich led to the death of the head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallahand the commander of the Persian Revolutionary Guards, among other senior officials of the terrorist organization.

From New York, Persian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchiwarned that “all options are open” to conflict with Israel, including war, and warned that the Islamic Republic would respond.

“Everyone is aware of the danger of war in the region. “This situation is very dangerous and all options are open at the moment,” the head of Persian diplomacy said, according to the Iranian news agency. Farce.

He also emphasized that the death of Nasrallah “doesn’t weaken resistance” and that “the blood of the martyr Hasan Nasrallah increases the strength of Hezbollah, its momentum and the growth of its troops”.

Instead, Israel’s actions in the region, in Lebanon and Gaza, “have left this entity without any future in the region.” “They will never have peacethe natural result of this crime that accelerates the decline of the Zionist entity,” he warned.

For his part, Araghchi accused the United States of collaborating in the attack that caused Nasrallah’s death: “It is evident that the blood of these martyrs will not be avenged. “We will continue to strongly support Lebanon.”

The Iranian Foreign Minister referred to his meeting with the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterreswhom he asked to “be the voice of the international community” and defended the need to “stop Zionist crimes” in the face of “the UN Security Council’s proven inability to solve problems”. “The United States has so far obstructed all initiatives in the Security Council,” he said.

Iranian Revolutionary Guards confirmed the death of his commander this Sunday Abbas Nilfroushan in attacks by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on the Lebanese capital Beirut last Friday, in which it was later reported that Nasrallah had died.

According to a statement from the Revolutionary Guards, Nilfroushan was “one of the commanders and proud veterans of the holy defense and advisor of the Revolutionary Guards in Lebanon” who joined “his martyred comrades in the terrorist attack of the brutal Zionist regime” last Friday, the agency reported ISNA.

Iranian authorities have highlighted Commander Nilfroushan’s work as an operational assistant to the Ground Forces of the Iranian Armed Forces, as an operational assistant to the General Army Command, as well as his role in the training area.

“He wore a green uniform and was successful in all these duties”alerted the Revolutionary Guards, who voiced their total condemnation of the Israeli attacks and condoled the death of Nilforushan and the rest of those who died in the attack.

Later, Araghchi said that “this terrible crime of the aggressor Zionist regime will never go unanswered” and noted that Iran’s diplomatic apparatus would use “all its capabilities” to ensure accountability.

(With information from Europa Press)