Iranian media publishes a photo of Khamenei and Zahedi
On Saturday, Iranian media published a photo of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Revolutionary Guard Advisor Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Zahedi, who was killed along with others in an Israeli raid on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.Last Monday, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that 7 soldiers in its ranks, including two senior advisors, were killed in an Israeli raid that targeted the Iranian consulate building in Damascus, without Israel officially declaring responsibility for the raid.In light of Iranian threats that a response to the raid would be inevitable, media reports spoke of raising the state of alert in the United States of America and Israel, in preparation for a major attack by Iran during the next week, while other reports suggested that the Iranian response would be direct.
On Saturday, Iranian media published a photo of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Revolutionary Guard Advisor Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Zahedi, who was killed along with others in an Israeli raid on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.
Last Monday, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced that 7 soldiers in its ranks, including two senior advisors, were killed in an Israeli raid that targeted the Iranian consulate building in Damascus, without Israel officially declaring responsibility for the raid.
In light of Iranian threats that a response to the raid would be inevitable, media reports spoke of raising the state of alert in the United States of America and Israel, in preparation for a major attack by Iran during the next week, while other reports suggested that the Iranian response would be direct.
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