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Iran says IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi killed in US-Israeli strike
Iran says the strike killed one of the IRGC’s three most senior intelligence figures, deepening a war that has already killed more than 25 people.
- On Monday, April 6, 2026, an airstrike in Tehran killed Major General Majid Khademi, head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Intelligence Organisation. Iranian state media confirmed his death, describing the operation as a "criminal terrorist attack."
- Khademi had recently ascended to lead the IRGC's Intelligence Organisation, succeeding Mohammad Kazemi, whom Israel killed during a prior conflict. His targeting underscores Israel's ongoing campaign to dismantle Iran's intelligence leadership.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed Israel orchestrated the strike, calling Khademi "one of the direct perpetrators of these war crimes" and vowing that Israel would "continue to hunt them down one by one."
- Following the strike, Iran launched missile attacks against Israel and several Gulf nations. Mediators circulated a 45-day ceasefire proposal, though Tehran has yet to formally respond to the potential diplomatic off-ramp.
- The conflict has largely shuttered the Strait of Hormuz, threatening energy supplies and global oil markets. Observers warn that continued escalation risks broader regional fallout that could destabilize energy security for years.
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The Iranian Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, brought him months, in a few messages, on Telegram, a tribute to the chief spy of the Revolution Guards, General Majid Khademi, reports The Associated Press.
It was announced that a "major retaliatory strike" was coming.
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The supreme der of Irn, Mojtaba Khamenei, today offered his condolences for the murder of a high-level general of the IRGC.
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