US EditionIsrael says it has 'eliminated' Iran's new top military commander
IRAN, JUN 17 – Israel's targeted airstrike killed Major General Ali Shadmani, disrupting Iran's military command amid a campaign that has killed at least 224 people, Israeli officials said.
- In the early hours of Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed they carried out a precise airstrike in central Tehran that killed Ali Shadmani, Iran’s newly appointed top military commander.
- Five days prior, Supreme Leader Khamenei appointed Shadmani as the new leader following the death of Lt. Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Friday.
- The strike followed actionable intelligence within a broader Israeli strategy to disrupt Iran's military leadership and degrade its capacity to wage coordinated regional attacks.
- On Monday night, President Trump warned on social media that "IRAN CAN NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON" and urged Tehran residents to "immediately evacuate," while Reza Pahlavi called on Iran's military to reject the regime.
- The assassination signals a continued Israeli campaign targeting Iran’s senior commanders amid ongoing hostilities and raises uncertainty over Shadmani’s successor.
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Israel Kills Top Iranian Commander Just Days After Predecessor Killed by Airstrike
Israel has just taken out Iran's "wartime chief-of-staff," the Islamic Republic's top military commander, just days after killing his predecessor. The post Israel Kills Top Iranian Commander Just Days After Predecessor Killed by Airstrike appeared first on Slay News.
Shortest Term Ever? Israel Decapitates Iran’s New Military Chief - News Addicts
Israel said that its campaign to degrade Iran’s military infrastructure has scored a major victory by degrading its command infrastructure, as well. “The Israeli Defense Forces say they have killed the chief of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s armed forces. Ali Shadmani had only been in the position for a few days. He was appointed […] The post Shortest Term Ever? Israel Decapitates Iran’s New Military Chief appeared first on News Addicts.
Shadmani remained in office three days. In the center of the capital hit the base used by the army for emergencies
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