The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force, Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, said that what happened in occupied Palestine, stemming from Operation Al Aqsa Flood and the Resistance that maintained it, would "certainly lead to the victory of the Palestinian people." 

While hosting several of the martyrs' families, who traveled from Gaza to Iran, the commander emphasized that the weapons used in Palestine, Lebanon, and other locations, are proof that Iran supports the Resistance. 

Hajizdeh reiterated his nation's stance, saying "It never stopped, and will never stop supporting the Resistance forces," and that Iran will remain the Resistance's staunch supporter, with all it has of power and capabilities. 

In the same context, the IRGC commander hoped that his forces would be able to conduct another phase of Operation True Promise, without mentioning the number of drones that would be launched against the Israeli occupation. 

He recalled that the operation, conducted on April 14, included a launch of about 300 missiles and drones at "Israel", with the Israeli Hermon intelligence base being targeted, noting that the United States tried to repel the attack.

Resistance will respond to any attack on it in the region: IRGC chief

On Saturday, addressing a congress in Iran’s northeastern city of Mashhad, the chief commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), Major General Hossein Salami, confirmed while speaking about the role of the martyrs defending the shrines and the role of their families, that the Resistance Front will respond to any attack on it in the region.

Salami stressed that Palestine will continue to vigorously confront the Israeli occupation, supported steadfastly by all countries in the Resistance Axis. He stated that it has become clear how Muslims will determine their fate moving forward, adding, “The Resistance Front responds to every single act of aggression.”

The Resistance Front is destined for victory, the general declared, adding, “Palestine goes on, Lebanon shines, Yemen is standing, Afghanistan has humiliated the enemies, and Syria has driven the ill-wishers of Islam away.”

Salami highlighted the growing international support for Gaza, pointing to pro-Palestinian rallies in the US and European states, and noting that Palestine has won the hearts of people worldwide.