Nasrallah-style operation: Israel hatched a conspiracy to kill Iran’s President Peseshkian? Report claims secret plan
According to a report by the IRGC-Linked FARS news agency, Iranian President Masoud Pesashian was slightly injured by the Iranian President Masaud Pesashian during the 12-day war between Tehran and Jerusalem last month. On June 16, four days in the conflict, Pazsians were attending a meeting of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, when a missile allegedly hit the building, causing him a leg injury.Israel targeted Shahrak-e-Gharb area of western Tehran during the strike. For the report, the strike also targeted the other top officials, including the Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Bagher Gulibf and the judiciary chief Mohni AJE. Israel attacked Hizbullah leader Hasan Nasrallah after Israel’s earlier assassination in Beirut, using six missiles to hit the entry and exit points of the building.The Iranian leaders were located on the lower floors of the building when the explosion occurred. Electricity was cut in the area, but an emergency hatch allowed them to escape. Several officials including Peseshkians were evacuated minor injuries.Officials are now investigating the possibility of an internal leakage, as the accuracy of the strike expressed concern about an intruder.President Pezeshakian had earlier claimed that Israel tried to assassinate him. “He tried, yes … he acted accordingly, but he failed,” he said in an interview that the report was reported by FARS. He said, “Thanks to the intelligence of the detectives to him, he tried to bomb the area in the area in which we were holding the meeting,” he said.Israel said that 61 days after US President Donald Trump implemented a 60 -day time limit for the nuclear deal, its massive aggressive, launched, which was aimed at stopping Iran’s declared target to destroy the state. Operation targeted Iran’s top military commanders, nuclear scientists, uranium enrichment facilities and ballistic missile programs.During the 12-day attack, the Israeli strike killed several high-ranked Iranian military officers and nuclear scientists, including IRGC Commander Hosain Salute, Armed Forces head Mohammad Bagheri and IRGC Air Force Commander Amir Ali Hazzadeh.
