TEHERAN, KOMPAS.com – An air strike killed one person commander guard of revolution Iran along the boundary between Iraq– Syria at the weekend, Iraqi officials were quoted as saying Daily Mail, Tuesday (12/1/2020).
A random plane was reported to have killed Muslim Shahdan, Commander Senior at Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in a targeted attack on his car.
A total of 3 of the commander’s bodyguards were also killed in the attack, in which unidentified warplanes attacked them near the village of eastern Syria, Deir Ez-Zor reported the news agency. Anatolia.
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The incident occurred in the days after nuclear scientist top Iran, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh killed in Tehran in an attack Iran allegedly carried out by Israel.
The Iranians claim that the killers used a machine gun remote controller installed in Fakhrizadeh’s car that exploded.
While the vehicle driven by Shahdan, contains weapons-the weapon he carried across the Iraqi border and was attacked when it entered Syrian territory according to 2 Iraqi officials.
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The Iranian-backed Iraqi paramilitary group helped evacuate the bodies, the two officials said, without elaborating or giving an exact date of the incident.
The location of the attack in Deir Ez-Zor province is known that its central and western parts are controlled by the Syrian government regime, Bashar Al Assad after the terrorists ISIS stepped down in November 2017.
The air strike that killed Muslim Shahdan was the latest in an escalation in military action over the past weeks.
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