Iran (IMNA) - In a statement posted on Saturday, the Foreign Minister declared that Iranian military advisors would persistently engage in activities aimed at combating terrorism and ensuring regional security. He paid tribute to the martyrs and extended condolences to the grieving families, urging them to find solace and strength during this difficult time.
Israel's Assassination of IRGC Advisors in Syria Will Not Go Unanswered, Warns President Raeisi
In a statement, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian condemned the Israeli regime as the main accomplice to terrorist activities and the enemy number one of regional security. He emphasized that the defeat of the Zionists against the will of the people of Gaza cannot be compensated by cowardly terrorist acts.
According to reports, the advisors from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) were assassinated in an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the heavily fortified Mezzeh neighborhood, located west of the Syrian capital, Damascus.
Iran's newly elected President, Ebrahim Raeisi, denounced Israel's terrorist act, considering it a clear indication of the regime's failure to achieve its malicious goals and the extent of its frustration with the fighters of the resistance front. He issued a warning that the targeted killing would not go unanswered.
Iran Asserts Right to Respond to Organized Terrorism, Highlights Successful Advisory Mission in Syria
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kan'ani has stated that the Islamic Republic reserves the right to retaliate against the occupying entity's organized terrorism at a suitable time and location. Iran has been conducting an advisory mission in Syria, as requested by Damascus, with the objective of aiding the war-ravaged nation in defeating foreign-backed militants who have been engaged in conflict with the Syrian government since 2011.
Through its advisory assistance, Iran has played a crucial role in enabling Syria to triumph over Daesh and regain control over nearly all regions previously held by terrorists.
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