IRGC chief warns 'Israel' of Gaza ground invasion
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Salami persists in advising the United States to force the Israeli entity to end its aggression before it is too late.
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In this 2019 photo, IRGC Commander Gen. Hossein Salami speaks in a ceremony to unveil new anti-US murals painted on the walls of the former US embassy in Tehran, Iran. (AP)
The Israeli military was forewarned by Major General Hossein Salami, the commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), that a ground attack in Gaza would destroy its infantry.
"There is no way for the enemies to win in Palestine and they can do nothing else but aerial bombing. If they do anything on the ground, the Gaza dragon will eat them alive," the IRGC Commander said on Thursday, during a ceremony in Mashhad, stressing that Gaza will be "Israel's graveyard".
He then warned that the Israelis and their Western supporters would eventually face the anger of Muslims, saying that Western powers are fully assisting the Israeli occupation in carrying out its atrocities in the besieged Gaza Strip.
"Now the heads of governments of the United States and European countries keep going to Tel Aviv each day to give CPR to the dying Zionist regime so that this regime can last. They have amassed all their power and with the permission of the United States, all the crimes are happening in Gaza. They do not allow humanitarian aid to be delivered to the people of this enclave."
The head of the IRGC affirmed that the US turned the entire Muslim world against them and that animosity is growing every day, denouncing Washington's strategy of escalation.
Salami persisted in advising the United States to force the Israeli entity to end its aggression before it is too late.
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