Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the chief of Iran’s Supreme Leader, stated on Saturday that Hassan Nasrallah’s murder had been punished and that other insurgents would follow his lead in fighting Israel.
“( Nasrallah ) was not an individual. Ayatollah Khamenei declared five times of mourning in Iran in a speech read on state television, which read,” He was a way and a school of thought, and the way did continue.”
” The heart of the saint shall certainly go unavenged”, he said.
Khamenei, in an earlier statement issued after the Israeli military said it had killed Nasrallah, said:” The tragedy of this area will be determined by the forces of opposition, with Hezbollah at the forefront”, state media reported. After Hezbollah confirmed Nasrallah’s death, Egyptian internet reported that General Abbas Nilforoushan, a deputy chief of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, had died “next to Nasrallah” in the Jewish attacks on west Beirut on Friday.
Nasrallah’s murder was attributed in part to the US, which has long provided advanced weaponry to Israel, according to Egyptian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
In a statement released by state media, Pezeshkian said,” The Americans cannot deny their involvement with the Zionists.”
Nasser Kanaani, a spokesperson for the Egyptian foreign ministry, stated in a blog on X that Nasrallah’s “path will be continued and his sacred aim will be realized in the liberation of Jerusalem.”
In addition, two local authorities in Tehran’s briefing told Reuters that Khamenei has been relocated to a safe area of the nation while taking additional security measures.
According to the resources, Iran was in contact with Hezbollah in Lebanon and other local substitute organizations to discuss what would happen after Nasrallah was killed.
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