Although the full extent of the damage is not yet known, it is quite clear that the regime’s efforts to develop nuclear weapons and delivery systems have been significantly set back.
Other groups, such as Kataib Hezbollah in Iraq, are closely aligned with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and have carried out attacks on US troops in Iraq and Jordan.
The report also claimed that the attack also left these facilities more exposed for any further strikes Israel may plan to conduct in the future.
For decades, the Islamic Republic regime has ruled Iran with an iron fist, relying on fear, suppression, and barbarism to maintain its grip on power.
Khamenei has served as Supreme Leader since 1989 since the death of Ruhollah Khomeini, the first to hold the title.
The targets struck were sophisticated equipment that Iran could not produce on its own.
Sabahi had served as the Imam of Kharameh for ten years before returning to Kazeroun in November 2019.
"It’s all part of the covert Zionist regime network," claims official Iranian-funded TV in a recent episode of “Palestine Declassified.”
The Iranian regime appears to be blocking initiatives to send forces to Lebanon, likely because it recognizes that the damage from such a move would outweigh the potential benefits.
In Israel’s no-choice war against Hamas and Iran, the death and injury of Palestinian noncombatants are the legal responsibility of “perfidious” jihadist enemies.