Iran Leader Vows 'Bitter & Painful Fate' for Israel
Kashmir Observer
|JUNE 14, 2025 ISSUE
Iran's Supreme Leader has vowed 'harsh punishment' for Israel saying the Jewish state would suffer severe consequences after the latter launched unprecedented attack on the Islamic republic early Friday.
In a statement, Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei vowed "harsh punishment" for Israel after the airstrikes killed several top Iranian commanders and scientists.
"The Zionist regime at dawn today opened its wicked and blood-stained hand to a crime in our beloved country, revealing its malicious nature more than ever by striking residential centers," leader said in a statement carried by television channels.
"With this crime, the Zionist regime has set itself for a bitter and painful fate and it will definitely receive it," he added.
Leader confirmed that "several commanders and scientists were martyred" in the attacks, saying their successors would "immediately continue their duties."
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