On the second anniversary of the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Iran’s Foreign Ministry released an official statement denouncing the Israeli operation that resulted in his killing. The ministry described the event as a "heinous and unforgivable crime" and asserted that the passage of time would not diminish the country's pursuit of justice for those involved in the strike.

The Iranian government further urged the international community to take action to hold the responsible parties accountable. While the statement emphasizes Iran's commitment to seeking punishment for the perpetrators, it does not outline specific diplomatic or military steps the nation intends to take. The rhetoric highlights the ongoing tension between Tehran and Israel, framing the anniversary as a moment to reiterate a firm stance against Israeli military actions in the region. The report from Middle East Eye focuses exclusively on the Iranian government's perspective, without providing a counter-statement from Israeli officials or international observers regarding the legality or context of the original operation.