After the war
Report: Iran’s president in the war injured with Israel
A ceasefire between the arch enemies of Israel and Iran has been in effect for almost three weeks. New details come to light from Tehran.
According to a report, Iran’s President Massud Peseschkian barely escaped death in the war with Israel. As the Iranian news agency Fars reported, Israel’s Air Force bombed a building complex of the National Security Council three days after the war on June 16. After the attack, the electricity failed. The participants of the crisis meeting were able to get to safety, some of them, including Peseschkian, suffered leg injuries.
In an interview with the US Talkmaster Tucker Carlson, Iran’s president reported about the attempted attack on his life about a week ago. Peseschkian spoke about a possible leakage leak. The agency Fars also reported that an agent was baked. Meanwhile, Iranian media spread a video that is supposed to show the bombing on a mountain slope in the west of the capital and metropolis of Tehran.
Israel had started a war against Iran on June 13 and attacked goals nationwide, including nuclear facilities. Iran’s armed forces reacted with rocket attacks. There were deaths in both countries, and civilians were also killed. A good week after the start of the war, the United States intervened and bombed three of the most important nuclear locations. After twelve days of war, a ceasefire was surprisingly announced. In Iran, concern is growing before new attacks.
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Source: Stern
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