In a statement on Wednesday, the Quds Force described Washington’s and Tel Aviv’s fresh unlawful atrocities towards Iran as a violation of international law and human values.
It noted how the atrocities had led to the martyrdom of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, “the heroic mujahid and guardian of the Muslims,” as well as a number of senior Iranian authorities and ordinary Iranians, Press TV reported.
The atrocities have, however, failed to dent the resolve of the Islamic Republic and its allies in the regional Axis of Resistance, it asserted, adding that the allies had rather “increased it in strength.”
The statement reaffirmed the Quds Force’s dedication to continuing the struggle against “global arrogance and international Zionism.”
It declared, “After the enemy has crossed all red lines of humanity and international law, we consider it our religious duty to continue fighting with full force.”
The force pledged, “We will open the gates of fire upon them and will not rest until the enemy is defeated.”
It warned that the “enemy must know that their days of comfort are over, and that they will have no security anywhere in the world — not even in their own homes.”
Addressing the wider Muslim community and global supporters of freedom, the Quds Force stated, “We will not cease resistance until global arrogance and international Zionism are eliminated, and that we will avenge the oppressed and the martyrs from the oppressors and the arrogant.”
The statement concluded with an explicit vow of continued loyalty to the martyred Leader. “Our Imam, we remain committed to the pledges we made to you.”
The statement came amid the IRGC’s sustained and decisive retaliatory strikes against sensitive and strategic American and Israeli targets throughout the region that began momentarily after the launch of the unlawful aggression.
The Corps has so far staged at least 39 waves of counterstrikes against the targets, some of which are located in the city of Tel Aviv, the holy occupied city of al-Quds, the occupied port of Haifa, and Be’er Sheva, which serves as the regime’s technological epicenter.
MNA
