The IRGC linked the attack to "Israel's" recent setbacks and the resilience of Palestinians in Gaza. They emphasized that Israel's occupation tactics have failed against the resistance fighters in the region.

The airstrike resulted in casualties, including senior Iranian military advisors: General Mohammad Reza Zahedi, Brigadier General Mohammad-Hadi Haji-Rahimi, and several IRGC officers. The IRGC mourned their deaths and offered condolences to Iran's Supreme Leader.

In response to the attack, Iranians took to the streets in Tehran's Palestine Square. Thousands of protestors condemned the aggression, demanded a strong response, and expressed support for Palestine.

Iran's Ambassador to Syria, Hossein Akbari, reiterated Iran's commitment to supporting resistance movements. He condemned the attack as a violation of international norms and declared that Iran will not be intimidated by Israel. Akbari concluded by warning that Israel's actions must cease or there will be consequences. (ILKHA)