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On Monday, the Israeli army promised a very exorbitant response to any attack by Iran and its partners.
He stressed that the level of reaction and all plans are ready to respond to any attack.
This warning came days before a year had passed since Qassem Soleimani was killed in a US raid in Baghdad on January 3, 2020.
An American concern
Two weeks ago, Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, commander of the US Central Command, expressed concern about Iranian militias conducting operations without reference to Tehran.
“Iran delivered advanced weapons to these groups,” he said, explaining that Iran is embarrassed by the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, and “I believe Iran will respond by hitting Israel.”
On December 3, Iranian media reported that the weapon used in the assassination of prominent Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was made in Israel.
Fakhrizadeh’s car after the November 27 attack
A next answer is inevitable
Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami promised that “our response to the assassination of Fakhri Zadeh is coming and is inevitable”, while the head of Iran’s Nuclear Energy Organization said his country would not be happy to respond to those who they killed Fakhri Zadeh.
On November 27, Iran announced the death of its mysterious man, who had been little in the media. The semi-official “Tasnim” news agency reported that one of the gunmen had sprayed Fakhrizadeh’s car with bullets after a car bomb exploded near his car.
He added that one of Fakhrizadeh’s bodyguards was shot four times and that the scientist was transported by helicopter to a hospital in the town of Absard in Damavand, about 70 km east of Tehran, but died in hospital.
A witness testified on state television that he heard frequent gunfire and that Fakhrizadeh guards confronted the attackers.
