Israel takes out many Iran military leaders

 Newsmax:

Iranian state TV announced Thursday that the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps' commander-in-chief, Gen. Hossein Salami, was killed in one of the airstrikes by Israel Defense Forces.

Israel also eliminated Maj. Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid, head of the IRGC's Khatam al-Anbia headquarters, according to Iran.

Further, Iranian state media confirms that senior nuclear scientists Fereydoun Abbasi and Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi were killed in Israel's strikes, Reuters reported. Abbasi was former head of the Atomic Energy Organization.

Israel reportedly hit at least six military bases around Tehran and residential homes at highly secure complexes for military commanders in what appears to be targeted assassinations, The New York Times reported. Israel believes that it has eliminated much of Iran's senior military leadership.
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The Mullahs who rule Iran could also be targeted by Israel.  They are the ones behind the Iranian war against Israel.  They are the Islamic religious bigots who have been trying to destroy the Jewish state. The Mullahs are the ones who have ruined Iran, which used to be a more progressive country.  I can still remember meeting Iranian students at the University of Texas who were normal people who opposed the religious bigots of Iran.

See also:

Three Top Iranian Military Commanders Killed in Israeli Strikes

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