Supreme Leader Khamenei had warned Nasrallah before Israel’s attack, wanted to call Iran
On September 27, Israel bombed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah. He was meeting with his leaders at the headquarters in the city of Dahiyeh when Israel fired missiles packed with tons of explosives, killing him and several Hezbollah commanders.
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Hassan Nasrallah, Supreme Leader Khamenei
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- New Delhi,
- 02 October 2024,
- (Updated 02 October 2024, 11:35 PM IST)
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had warned Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah to avoid Israeli attack. He advised them to go to a safe place. After the death of Nasrallah, it is being said that the Supreme Leader is broken and is more worried after his death.
Sources close to Khamenei say that he has also lost trust in his government officials due to Israeli infiltration. It is also being said that immediately after the Israeli attack, he had instructed his officers to bring Nasrallah to Iran.
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Israel launched a “limited” ground offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon on Tuesday. The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iran’s Foreign Ministry have not commented on this. With Nasrallah killed, Israel destroyed Hezbollah’s weapons sites, eliminated half of the organization’s members and destroyed its top military command. After the killing of Hezbollah Chief in Lebanon, concerns about the safety of the Supreme Leader have increased in Iran.
