Major General Bagheri: Response to Israel will be “calculated”

Major General Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, chief of staff of the Iranian military, stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran's response to Israel's assassination of Ismail Haniya in Tehran was “calculated.”

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Ismail Haniya and one of his bodyguards were targeted and killed at their home in Tehran on July 31.

The IRGC claimed in a statement that the assassination of Haniya was “planned and executed by the Zionist administration and supported by America's criminal government.”

In response to this terrorist act, senior Iranian officials pledged to respond appropriately to the Israeli administration. The leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei said that by assassinating Ismail Haniya, the Israeli regime set the stage for a serious impact on itself.

In response to the assassination of the late Hamas leader that occurred in Tehran in late July, General Bagheri said in response to the assassination of the late Hamas leaderIran once again expresses intention to carry out a “calculated” responseI did it.

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“Today, we are witnessing the crisis in the region after the attack on Al-Aqsa. The Zionist administration is concerned about its existence, and since it is in a dangerous situation, they will not hesitate to commit any criminal acts in order to prolong their shameful existence,” the shogun said.

Regarding the role of the United States in this region, General Bagheri pointed out that the power of the United States is incomparable to five years ago because the administration has declined and is struggling to regain influence.

The general also emphasized the serious responsibility of the Iranian military for strengthening its military arsenal, and called for time not to be wasted on improving rapid response capabilities, strengthening infrastructure, and improving the quality of military products.