The Iranian President calls for unity against Israel in the midst of escalation of conflict and mutual attacks.
Iranian President Masoud Pezekijan called on the citizens of the country on Monday to stand aside all the differences and unite against Israel. TASR informs according to AFP report.
Pezekijan’s statements come at a time of escalating conflict between the two countries that are each other’s enemies, the agency recalls.
Retaliation of Israel
“Every difference, matter and problem that existed today must be built aside and we must stand strongly against this genocidal criminal aggression with unity and coherence,” the Iranian president said in a speech.
The Israeli Defense Minister Jisrael Katz, in the meantime, warned that “Tehran residents would pay” for Iranian strokes on civilians in Israel, writes AFP.
New attacks from Iran
“The brave dictator from Tehran has become a cowardly killer, which intentionally shoots at civilians inhabited by Israel in an effort to discourage (the Israeli army) since the continuation of the offensive that criphaizes his abilities,” Katz wrote on his telegram channel. “The inhabitants of Tehran will pay – and soon,” he added.
Israel faced Iran for the third night in a row. The Israeli armed forces stated on Monday shortly after 03:00 CEST that they had recorded another wave of ballistic missiles fired from Iran. According to the Medical Rescue Service, the Red David Star (MDA) lost their lives in Central Israel on the effects of Iranian ballistic missiles, and another 87 suffered injuries.
The aim of elite units
The Israeli army announced on Monday that the aviation during the new wave of the attacks was hit by command centers in Tehran belonging to the elite units of KUDS, which are a component of revolutionary guards responsible for operations abroad.
Israel launched an unprecedented attack on Iran on Friday night. In the Islamic Republic, he hit military buildings and nuclear facilities and killed several army commanders, nuclear scientists and other important representatives.
