Clear message to Netanyahu from Qaani, who had long maintained his silence

Esmail Qaani, Commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, has addressed the public for the first time following the espionage and assassination allegations brought against him. According to information in the Iranian media, Qaani shared his statement from an account opened in his name on the US-based platform X.

In his statement, Qaani claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's goal of expanding the security zone has come to nothing. Qaani stated, "The struggle put forth by Hezbollah in the north and Ansarullah in the south has rendered all the promises the regime made to the settlers invalid. The resistance front is now gathering in a single center. Get used to the new order of the region."

The recent operation in which the US and Israel targeted high-level military officials in Iran remains a hot topic on the country's agenda. It was announced that 48 high-ranking commanders lost their lives as a result of an attack in recent weeks that also targeted Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The fact that only Qaani survived this attack has drawn attention.

Qaani, who is known to have escaped various assassination attempts at the last minute before, had survived the operation in which Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah lost his life by leaving the building that was attacked just before the strike. Furthermore, it was noted that he had also left the building shortly before the attack carried out on a building where high-level military officials were gathered during the "12-Day War" in June. Although all these developments have raised questions in the public eye, no official charges have been brought against Qaani.