General Kaani, Suleimani's successor, hinted that an American aircraft carrier fire was an Iranian operation • An intelligence officer suspected of aiding the CIA was executed in Tehran

• Commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, Ismail Kaani

The commander of the Quds Force of the Revolutionary Guards, Ismail Kaani, broke a long silence today since the mysterious wave of explosions began in his country and threatened that "difficult days" are expected for Israel and the United States.

"The United States and the Zionist regime are facing difficult days. Very difficult events are about to fall on them," the commander of the International Revolutionary Guards branch threatened, according to a report in the local news agency Tassanim. 

Kaani hinted that the burning of the aircraft carrier "Richard Bonham" in San Diego was an Iranian revenge for the explosions in Iran. "Americans should not look for culprits in what befalls them. The fire they see now is fire they sent themselves. That is the answer to the crimes your people have committed," Kaani said. 

Yesterday, the media in Iran revealed that the Revolutionary Guards intend to hand over modern-day anti-aircraft missiles of its production to the Syrian regime. New generation air. 

"Spy executed for CIA"

Meanwhile, Iran executed a former Defense Ministry employee convicted of espionage for the CIA. Legal sources in Iran noted that, Raza Asgari, who passed through the Air and Space Division of the Ministry of Defense until 4 years ago, was executed last week.

In the last years of his service he joined the CIA, he sold information about our missiles ... to the CIA and took money from them, "a Justice Department spokesman claimed." He was located, tried and sentenced to death. " 

Iran frequently reports on arrests of treason suspects and espionage convictions for Israel and the United States. Asgari's execution is the second in the last month. In the previous case, the Iranians announced the hanging of Jalal Hajizbar, who also worked in the Iranian Ministry of Defense. Spying for the CIA. At the time, it was reported that spy equipment was found in his home. Hajizbar's wife was also convicted and sentenced to 15 years.

Iranian sources also said that last month a man named Mahmoud Mousavi Majed was convicted of spying on Islamic Armed Forces forces, with an emphasis on Quds Force and its commander, General Qassem Suleimani, who was assassinated earlier this year by U.S. troops under President Trump.