BREAKING: Iran media: at least 103 killed, 141 injured in explosion near Gen Soleimani’s grave

Two explosions, we’ll call them “Badahbah” and “Badahbing,” went off near the grave of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, who was killed on former President Trump’s orders. The explosions in Kerman, Iran killed no less than 103 people and wounded around 141, according to Iranian reports on Wednesday.

Iranian officials stated the explosions went off during a ceremony honoring Soleimani on the fourth anniversary of the scumcrumpet’s death in 2020. He died in a drone strike ordered by Trump and “he died like a dog,” according to the former president.

"The blasts were caused by terrorist attacks," Iranian media quoted a local terrorist as saying, without accusing any specific party. "Several gas canisters exploded on the road leading to the cemetery."

The explosions occurred at a time when tensions are boiling up between the world's number one sponsor of terrorism, Iran, the U.S., and Israel. 

Iranian proxy terrorist groups attacked U.S. bases in Syria and Iraq over a hundred times since October. The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen have continuously attacked trade ships in the Red Sea while Hezbollah, another Iran-backed band of Jew-hating terrorists, threatened Israel's northern border with drone attacks.

Big cheese Hamasshole, Saleh Arouri, was killed in an explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, according to Hezbollah media. (Reuters)

Saleh Arouri: don't let that smile fool you--he's dead

While Israel did not claim responsibility for the attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration noted its "surgical" nature, according to Fox News.

"Israel has not taken responsibility for this attack. But whoever did it must be clear that this was not an attack on the Lebanese state," Netanyahu adviser Ambassador Mark Regev told Fake News' MSNBC. "It was not even an attack on Hezbollah terrorist organization. Whoever did this did a surgical strike against the Hamas leadership."

However, nobody in the U.S. or Israel is crying over the news.

Tweet