British security firm G4S provided information about Gen. Soleimani to terrorists: Tehran prosecutor

Tehran Prosecutor Ali Alqasi-Mehr says United Kingdom-based security company G4S collaborated with US forces in the assassination of Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani by providing the US with information about the top Iranian anti-terror commander.  

“One of the important and significant issues in this case is the role of the British company G4S in the assassination of the commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), which was responsible for flight securing at Baghdad airport, and the agents of that company provided information to the terrorists about General Soleimani and his companions upon their arrival,” the official said on Wednesday.

The judicial official made the remarks during a legal and judicial follow-up session on the assassination case of General Soleimani.

He added that the six countries of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Qatar, Jordan and Kuwait have been given warrants from Iran to identify and arrest the culprits.

A committee has also been set up to track down the whereabouts of American terrorist suspects outside the United States to arrest and extradite them, he added.

He said that the US air base in Germany was also involved in the exchange of information among the American drones that were involved in the assassination of General Soleimani, noting letters rogatory have been issued in pursuing the case.

US terrorists assassinated General Soleimani, along with Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, deputy head of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), and their companions by targeting their vehicle outside Baghdad International Airport on January 3.

The cowardly act of terror was carried out under the direction of US President Donald Trump, with the Pentagon taking responsibility for the strike.

General Soleimani is viewed by the world's freedom-seeking people as the key figure in defeating Daesh, the world’s most notorious terrorist group, in the Middle East battles.

Iran forms committee to track down those behind Soleimani assassination

Iran’s Judiciary says it has formed a committee to chase and track down those accused of complicity in the US assassination of Iranian anti-terror commander, Lieutenant General Qassem Soleimani.

‘Gen. Soleimani’s blood united our region in opposing US arrogance’

The Iranian Foreign Ministry in a post on Twitter on Wednesday said that the blood of General Soleimani “united” the Middle East region in “opposing US arrogance,” adding, “The anger & unity still stand.”

“Last yr, across the region, from #Iran & Iraq to India & Pakistan, ppl showed disgust for murderers of Gen Soleimani. His blood united our region in opposing US arrogance & presence. A real response to recklessness. The anger & unity still stand,” said the tweet with the hashtag #WillNeverForgetWillNeverForgive.

Last yr, across the region, from #Iran & Iraq to India & Pakistan, ppl showed disgust for murderers of Gen Soleimani.
His blood united our region in opposing US arrogance & presence. A real response to recklessness.
The anger & unity still stand.#WillNeverForgetWillNeverForgive pic.twitter.com/Csv97uEMR9

— Iran Foreign Ministry 🇮🇷 (@IRIMFA_EN) December 30, 2020

‘Indictment against Gen. Soleimani assassination culprits demand of Muslim world, free nations’

During the legal and judicial follow-up session on the assassination case of General Soleimani, Iran’s Judiciary Chief Ebrahim Raeisi described General Soleimani as the symbol of anti-terrorism fight and a key figure in providing security for the region and said the indictment for his assassination is not only a legal lawsuit pursued by his family or the people of Iran, but also an indictment demanded by the Muslim world and the free people of the world against American state terrorism.

Iran will serve justice to culprits in Soleimani’s assassination with no discrimination: Judiciary chief

The Iranian judiciary chief says those behind the assassination of General Soleimani will be brought to justice without any discrimination.

He added that there are sufficient documents to pursue the matter and request punishment for the perpetrators of this huge crime.

He noted that the judiciary would pursue the case as part of the tough retaliation against the US.

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