MNA �The deputy chief of IRGC�s Sarallah Headquarters has condemned the Saudi Arabia and Bahrain�s action in issuing a statement against three IRGC commanders, saying their move was aimed at deflecting public attention from the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi.







�Saudi Arabia is stuck in a quagmire from which it cannot get out easily, so they are looking for a escape forward by taking such�actions,� deputy chief of�IRGC�s Sarallah�Headquarters Brigadier General Esmaeil Kosari�said on Tuesday�hours after a statement issued by Saudi security services put the names of Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Quds Force, and the force�s Hamed Abdollahi and Abdul Reza Shahlai�on their self-proclaimed terror list.

�The Saudis are seeking to deflect public attention in the region and the world from the Jamal Khashoggi�s case, the Saudi dissident journalist who�was murdered in their general consulate in Istanbul,� Kosari added.

The deputy commander of�IRGC�s Sarallah�Headquarters further noted that the Saudis� attempt will turn out�to be futile and they cannot get away with their crimes. He also pointed out that the Saudi rulers ordered Khashoggi's murder�and they must be held to account�for their actions.