Tehran (Antara) – Iran on Thursday (6/19) stated that they would continue to attack Israel until the Zionist regime paid “compensation” to the Islamic Republic.
“Revenge (against Israel) will continue to be performed until our enemy is punished and the compensation (to Iran) is paid,” Iran’s highest national security council was quoted by the Irna press agency.
Earlier, Israel launched a massive air raid against Iran on Friday (6/13) in the morning of the indictment that Iran led a secret nuclear program.
The attack is aimed at a number of regions in Iran, including the capital Tehran, and has killed various high -quality military officers and a number of Iranian nuclear scientists. Some nuclear facilities such as Natanz and Fordow are also influenced by attacks.
The highest leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called the attack as a crime and endangered Israel with ‘bitter and terrible fate’.
Iran responded to the Israeli attack by launching the “True Promise 3 Operation” on Friday evening, which attacked Israel’s military goals.
Iran denies his nuclear program to have military goals. Director -General of the International Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Gossi on 18 June stated that the agency had not found strong evidence that Iran was developing nuclear weapons.
The American intelligence report also showed a similar conclusion that Iran did not develop nuclear weapons, CNN reported Tuesday (6/17).
Former British ambassador in Uzbekistan, who is also a human rights activist, Craig Murray, said Ria Novosti that Iran had shown “extraordinary responsibilities and patience” in recent years, despite various actions from Israel.
Source: Sputnik-Oana
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