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Iran He said this Monday that “will not leave unanswered” l“Aggressive actions” of Israell, after the death of the leader of the Shiite militia party Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, in a series of bombings on Friday targeting the Lebanese capital Beirut, although this has been ruled out. Tehran is considering sending troops into Lebanon support the group.

“Iran is monitoring developments in close consultation with the Lebanese authorities. “Iran will not leave any aggressive action of the Zionist regime unanswered,” the Foreign Ministry spokesman warned. Nasser Kanani, who influenced what “Nasrallah’s school is alive” and that “there is no doubt that the resistance front and the people of Lebanon will celebrate the death of Zionism.”

Thus, he emphasized that Tehran “included legal and political measures on its agenda” after the death of Nasrallah, and insisted that “The Zionist regime poses a threat to peace and security in the region.”

“We warned that “Continuing these actions could widen the circle of conflict,” He stated this, as reported by the Iranian news agency. Mehr.

However, he stressed that Iranian authorities “believe that countries in the region have the ability to protect themselves from aggression, hence “There is no need to send volunteers.”

“There are no requests from anyone”he considered, recalling that “Lebanon has shown that it is capable of defeating the Zionist regime and in 2000 it expelled the occupying forces.”

Kanani explained that “from the very beginning of the crisis in the region and in Gaza, Iran had a clear vision and implemented extensive diplomatic measures to support the oppressed Palestinian people“.

Iran and the Iranians do not seek war, but rather seek to strengthen stability in the region.

On the contrary, he argued that ““Anyone who threatens Iran’s national security will receive a response.”.

“We do not make statements, but act” said Kanani, who noticed this Iran will “cut off the arms and legs of the aggressor.”

If the time comes and the situation demands it, we will reach Jerusalem.

In turn, the head of the Iranian army Abdolrahim Mousavicondemned the death of the Hezbollah leader and stated that “The blood of martyr Nasrallah will hasten the fall of the Israeli regime and its leaders.”

Mousavi noted that Israel must “wait” for a response from Iran to their actions and argued that “the Zionists are trying to present an image of victory to their masters and people in order to help the criminals survive (Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu, but they are moving very quickly towards destruction.”