“Tehran forces soon on the streets” –

The operation in which Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in his private residence in the Iranian capital Tehran was conducted with a guided missile. This is according to sources quoted by the Saudi channel Al Hadath, according to which the building was killed around 2 am (local time). The assassination, which occurred a few hours after Israel’s retaliation in Beirut, further inflames the conflict that has broken out in the Middle East and makes it concrete that we are heading towards an all-out war in the region.

The killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is a major blow to Tehran’s prestige, international relations expert Mohammad Ghaedi told Iran International, predicting that the Islamic Republic “will likely mobilize its resistance forces and take them to the streets of Tehran.” “Haniyeh, a former Palestinian Authority prime minister, is the highest-ranking Palestinian official ever assassinated and represents a significant challenge to Tehran’s prestige,” the analyst stressed. According to Ghaedi, the Islamic Republic may try to take the issue to the UN Security Council and demonstrate its regional and national power by mobilizing its forces and showing them off in public.

A meeting on the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh called by the National Security Committee of the Islamic Republic’s Parliament will be held in Tehran, Iran International reported, quoting the statements of Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesman for the Committee. “The Zionist regime, in a cowardly and desperate act, has assassinated Ismail Haniyeh, the prominent leader of the Palestinian resistance, which is a sign of the regime’s desperation and incompetence,” Rezaei said in an interview with Tasnim news agency, which expressed his condolences over the death of the Hamas commander. According to Iran International and other Iranian media sources, the National Security Committee will hold a special meeting to examine this development with the presence of all relevant agencies, and the results will be made public.