from Tehran Times
In a statement marking the second anniversary of Haniyeh's assassination, the IRGC said any response to 'major crimes" would be 'firm and crushing,' adding that plans aimed at disarming Hamas had already suffered a strategic defeat.
The statement asserted that the anti-Israel resistance remains resilient and predicted that the Palestinians' ultimate victory over the occupying forces is closer than their adversaries expect. It further stated that anti-Zionist discourse has evolved into the dominant global narrative.
The IRGC described Haniyeh's assassination in Tehran—while he was attending the inauguration ceremony of Iran's president as an official guest—as 'a grave crime' and 'a flagrant violation of international law, Iran's national sovereignty and territorial integrity.'