Iran warns that "no embassy" of Israel "is safe"

Israel claims to be "prepared for any scenario"

MADRID, 7 Abr. (EUROPA PRESS) -

General Yahya Rahim Safav, advisor to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, warned this Sunday that "no embassy" of Israel "is safe" after this week's attack against the Iranian diplomatic mission in Damascus (Syria). ) and for which the Islamic Republic blames Israel.

"None of the embassies of the Zionist regime are safe anymore," the advisor declared during a speech reported by the semi-official Tasnim agency on the occasion of the commemoration of the attack this week.

In response, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant stressed that Israel has "completed preparations for a response to any scenario that may have to be developed against Iran."

Gallant met this Sunday with the director of operations and the head of the Intelligence services of the Israeli Armed Forces at the Kirya headquarters in Tel Aviv.

These comments come after Israel issued a warning order to its diplomatic missions against possible retaliation for what happened in Damascus.

The Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Army, Mohamad Bagheri, already announced yesterday that his country will respond with "maximum damage" to Israel after once again accusing the Israeli Army of the attack in Damascus that cost the life of Iranian General Mohamad Reza Zahedi. buried this Saturday among crowds in Isfahan, central Iran.

Zahedi was killed last Monday in an airstrike on Iran's diplomatic compound in the Syrian capital, Damascus, along with his advisor and five other officers of Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

Iran has accused Israel of carrying out the airstrike as part of a military campaign against the Iranian military presence in Syria, where Tehran's advisers are involved in the conflict in the Arab republic on behalf of Syrian President Bashar al Assad.