Iran’s Guards chief threatens response after adviser killed in alleged Israeli strike in Aleppo

The commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) Hossein Salami threatens retaliation after an alleged Israeli strike killed an Iranian adviser in Aleppo, Syria, Monday night.

“Israel must wait for a response to the killing of Iranian military adviser Saeed Aviar in Syria,” Salami is quoted as saying by Iranian media outlets.

In April, Iran launched around 300 missiles and drones at the Jewish state, almost all of which were downed by Israel and its allies, after an alleged Israeli strike that killed a top IRGC commander and several officers in Damascus.

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