Israel must pay for killing Mousavi: Iran

 

People flocked to Tehran, the capital of Iran, to attend the funeral of Sayed Razi Mousavi, the top commander of the Revolutionary Guards, who was killed in an Israeli attack in Syria. Thousands of citizens of the country bid farewell to this top military officer with tears in their eyes. General Mousavi was in charge of coordinating military activities among Iran's allies in the Middle East. The country is angry with the death of this veteran soldier. He gave a stern warning to Tel Aviv by attending the funeral on Thursday (December 28).

Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) chief General Hossain Salami. He said that the killing of Iran's top leaders including Mousavi will be avenged. Reuters news. Salami said, "Our revenge is always difficult, but revenge equivalent to the assassination of Sayed Razi Mousavi cannot be anything other than erasing the existence of Jews from the region." We will also avenge the killing of Kashem Soleimani. Those who ordered the killing of Abu Mahdi Al Muhandis will also have to pay the price.

Salami also responded to the allegations that Israel and the United States have been raising against Iran for supporting Hamas and the Houthis. Said that both are independent organizations, which have no relation with Iran. He said, "Al-Aqsa Storm" is a completely Palestinian campaign. They are the ones who planned and implemented it. Ansarullah is a Yemeni organization. They take their own decisions. They have nothing to do with us.