"The enemies think that after Syria the resistance is over - they are gravely mistaken," Khanemei wrote.
Iran has been seen as weak after it was unable to save the regime of Bashar al-Assad, who was overthrown when Syrian rebels entered Damascus earlier this month. Under Assad, Syria served as a key cog in Iran's so-called "axis of resistance" and allowed Iran to use its territory to ship weapons to Hezbollah, the Iranian proxy terrorist group in Lebanon. Without Assad, Iran will find it much more difficult to rearm Hezbollah and restore the terrorist organization's strength following its losses to the IDF in recent months. (Read More)
