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Wadau hamjamboni nyote? Taarifa mpya kabisa kutoka Tehran
Serikali ya Iran imebadili gia angani. Sasa inafikiria kuwashughulikia moja kwa moja waliohusika na mauaji ya Kiongozi Mkuu wa Hamas Ismail haniyeh badala ya kuishambulia Israel
Watuhumiwa wa mauaji hayo wakiwemo waliomo kwenye vyombo vya Usalama Iran pamoja na mossad watashughulikiwa na Iran mojawapo.
Waziri mambo nje wa Pakistan ameishauri Iran kuwa kifo cha haniyeh lazima kisasi kilipwe ila wajiepushe kutimiza ndoto au agenda ya Waziri Mkuu wa Israel Benjamin Netanyau anayetaka kuleta vita kubwa Mashariki ya kati.
Taarifa kamili hapo chini:
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The Times of Israel is liveblogging Friday’s events as they happen.
Report: Tehran may go after individuals responsible for killing Haniyeh rather than attacking Israel. An unverified image of the Tehran building where Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed on July 31, 2024. (Social media, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)
An unverified image of the Tehran building where Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed on July 31, 2024. (Social media, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)
Iran may choose to target the individuals it believes are responsible for the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran last week, rather than launching an attack on Israel, The Guardian reports.
According to the report, Tehran could retaliate for the assassination of Haniyeh, which it has blamed on Israel despite Jerusalem neither confirming nor denying responsibility, by targeting people it believes to be working with or members of Israel’s Mossad security agency.
Reports following Haniyeh’s death have claimed that Mossad agents enlisted operatives from within Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to plant explosives in the room the Hamas chief was staying in for the swearing-in ceremony of new Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Tehran is weighing its options as it faces intense diplomatic pressure not to escalate tensions in the region in any way that could result in an all-out war.
During a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation called by Iran Wednesday to discuss the assassination, Pakistan’s foreign minister was said by the Guardian to have voiced opposition to an Iranian attack on Israel, and said that while Haniyeh’s death must be answered for, Iran “must not fulfill (Prime Minister) Benjamin Netanyahu’s design for a wider war.”
Serikali ya Iran imebadili gia angani. Sasa inafikiria kuwashughulikia moja kwa moja waliohusika na mauaji ya Kiongozi Mkuu wa Hamas Ismail haniyeh badala ya kuishambulia Israel
Watuhumiwa wa mauaji hayo wakiwemo waliomo kwenye vyombo vya Usalama Iran pamoja na mossad watashughulikiwa na Iran mojawapo.
Waziri mambo nje wa Pakistan ameishauri Iran kuwa kifo cha haniyeh lazima kisasi kilipwe ila wajiepushe kutimiza ndoto au agenda ya Waziri Mkuu wa Israel Benjamin Netanyau anayetaka kuleta vita kubwa Mashariki ya kati.
Taarifa kamili hapo chini:
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The Times of Israel is liveblogging Friday’s events as they happen.
Report: Tehran may go after individuals responsible for killing Haniyeh rather than attacking Israel. An unverified image of the Tehran building where Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed on July 31, 2024. (Social media, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)
An unverified image of the Tehran building where Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed on July 31, 2024. (Social media, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)
Iran may choose to target the individuals it believes are responsible for the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran last week, rather than launching an attack on Israel, The Guardian reports.
According to the report, Tehran could retaliate for the assassination of Haniyeh, which it has blamed on Israel despite Jerusalem neither confirming nor denying responsibility, by targeting people it believes to be working with or members of Israel’s Mossad security agency.
Reports following Haniyeh’s death have claimed that Mossad agents enlisted operatives from within Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to plant explosives in the room the Hamas chief was staying in for the swearing-in ceremony of new Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Tehran is weighing its options as it faces intense diplomatic pressure not to escalate tensions in the region in any way that could result in an all-out war.
During a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation called by Iran Wednesday to discuss the assassination, Pakistan’s foreign minister was said by the Guardian to have voiced opposition to an Iranian attack on Israel, and said that while Haniyeh’s death must be answered for, Iran “must not fulfill (Prime Minister) Benjamin Netanyahu’s design for a wider war.”
