Iran Supreme Leader on the assassination of Hizbullah chief: The Zionist administration hasn’t learned

Hizbullah chief is dead

Khamenei was transferred to a secret location with heightened security measures after the Israeli military claimed on Saturday that they had killed Hezbollah leader Nasrallah in bombings over Beirut, according to sources cited by Al Arabiya News.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, urged Muslims worldwide to show support for the people of Lebanon on Saturday as Israeli airstrikes pummeled Beirut, the country’s capital, during cross-border hostilities between the two nations.

Khamenei made a plea to Muslims worldwide to use “any means they have” to oppose Israel’s “usurping, oppressive, and wicked regime” as the likelihood of a full-scale conflict between Israel and Lebanon increases in the wake of the Lebanese terrorist group.

Hizbullah chief is dead?

” According to news agency Reuters, Khamenei responded to the Israeli offensive on Beirut on Friday by saying, “It is incumbent upon all Muslims to stand by the people of Lebanon and the proud Hezbollah with whatever means they have and assist them in confronting the usurping, oppressive and wicked regime.” “Let the Zionist criminals know that they are far too insignificant to cause any major damage to the strong structure of Hezbollah in Lebanon” , he stated.

“The terrorist gang ruling Zionist regime hasn’t learned from its 1yr criminal war in Gaza doesn’t understand the massacre of women, children, & civilians cannot hurt strong structure of Resistance or bring it to its knees” , Khamenei wrote on X (which used to be Twitter).

In addition, Khamenei urged “All the Resistance forces in the region” to back and stand with Hezbollah. Khamenei was transferred to a secret location with heightened security measures after the Israeli military claimed on Saturday that they had killed Hezbollah leader Nasrallah in bombings over Beirut, according to sources cited by Al Arabiya News.

After attacking Hezbollah’s central command in the Lebanese capital, where the 64-year-old cleric was allegedly locked up in a bunker, Israel’s military declared on Saturday that it had “eliminated” Nasrallah. His demise has not yet been addressed by the extremist group.

Hezbollah stronghold Dahiyeh was attacked by many structures that were struck by Israeli airstrikes, according to the Israeli military. The strikes occurred in the southern suburbs of Beirut. The strikes reportedly caused four buildings to collapse, shaking the metropolis.

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