The mainstream perspective:
The mainstream perspective:
- Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei praised the country's recent missile strike on Israel, calling it a 'shining' job and ready to do it again if necessary.
- Khamenei urged nations to be ready to take action against the enemy and praised those who had died doing so, describing Iran's strike on Israel as legitimate punishment for Israeli crimes.
- Iran launched missiles against Israel in retaliation for the killings of key allies, asserting its attack was legal and necessary.
- Iran's Supreme Leader has been moved to a secure location in Iran following heightened security concerns after Israel's attack on the leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah.
- Iran suspects Israeli involvement in recent pager and walkie-talkie attacks, prompting a thorough investigation within the Revolutionary Guards to prevent further infiltration.
- Iran's powerful proxy network is facing severe blows from Israel, including the killing of Hezbollah's leader, and has opted to avoid an all-out war due to its already struggling economy.
- The newly elected Iranian President aims to mend relations with the West, showing restraint despite escalating tensions, while Israel continues to target Hezbollah and Iran focuses on maintaining regional influence without triggering a broader conflict.
- Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei praised the country's recent missile strike on Israel, calling it a 'shining' job and ready to do it again if necessary.
- Khamenei urged nations to be ready to take action against the enemy and praised those who had died doing so, describing Iran's strike on Israel as legitimate punishment for Israeli crimes.
- Iran launched missiles against Israel in retaliation for the killings of key allies, asserting its attack was legal and necessary.
- Iran's Supreme Leader has been moved to a secure location in Iran following heightened security concerns after Israel's attack on the leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah.
- Iran suspects Israeli involvement in recent pager and walkie-talkie attacks, prompting a thorough investigation within the Revolutionary Guards to prevent further infiltration.
- Iran's powerful proxy network is facing severe blows from Israel, including the killing of Hezbollah's leader, and has opted to avoid an all-out war due to its already struggling economy.
- The newly elected Iranian President aims to mend relations with the West, showing restraint despite escalating tensions, while Israel continues to target Hezbollah and Iran focuses on maintaining regional influence without triggering a broader conflict.