Iran is furious after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli attack. Now, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said in a statement that he will not rest without retaliating against Israel for Nasrallah’s death. These Israeli attacks will further strengthen Hezbollah, which already has unlimited power.
Iran’s foreign minister reacted to the death of Hezbollah leader, saying that although Nasrallah’s death is a great loss, it will not hinder the resistance and, like the death of former Hezbollah general secretary Seyyed Abbas Mousavi, Like Nasrallah’s death, Hezbollah’s death toll has increased its strength. Today, Hezbollah’s power is unparalleled.
Abbas Araqchi also said that because of what they have done, the Zionist regime (Israel) definitely has no future in Gaza and Lebanon and will not bring peace in any way. The natural consequence of what they are doing will be to hasten the downfall of the Zionist regime.
“We are with Lebanon”
“We believe that the United States is a partner in this crime and it must not be divorced from this reality,” he said. Those who lost their lives in this incident will certainly be avenged and we certainly stand with Lebanon. Meanwhile, the New York Times previously reported that Iran’s leadership was divided over how to respond to the attack.
Let us tell you that on September 27, the Israel Defense Forces used bunker bombs to conduct an air strike on the headquarters of Hezbollah in the Lebanese capital Beirut, where the 64-year-old leader of the Iranian-backed terrorist organization Hezbollah was killed in 2017. Friday. Both Israel and Hezbollah confirmed the death, dealing a major blow to the group engaged in armed conflict with Israel.
Hashim Safiedine becomes the new leader of Hezbollah
Meanwhile, following Nasrallah’s death, Hezbollah announced the name of its new leader. Hashem Safieddin has now been given command of Hezbollah. What is special is that Safieddin is also a Maulwi like Hassan Nasrallah and is his cousin. Information shows that Hashim Saffieddin was born in Der Kanun en Nahar in southern Lebanon in 1964. He was once a famous Shiite cleric in Lebanon and a senior official of Hezbollah.
