Demolished by Israel's high command, Iranian Saeed Izadi, linked to Hamas massacre

Israel announced this Saturday the death of three commanders of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, as a result of selective bombings that continue to hit the military structure of the Persian regime, according to sources from the Israeli Ministry of Defense. For its part, the official Iranian agency reported that the number of dead has risen to four.

Among those killed is Saeed Izadi, identified as a commander of the Palestinian subgroup of the Quds Force, the elite branch of the Revolutionary Guard in charge of operations outside Iran.

Error al procesar la solicitud Izadi died during an air strike targeting his apartment in the city of Qom, about 156 kilometers southwest of Tehran. "His death represents justice for those murdered and kidnapped on October 7," Katz stated, emphasizing that the air operations will continue until the military network supporting organizations hostile to Israel is completely dismantled.

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In other news, Israel's Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, estimated that the recent Israeli bombings of military and nuclear targets in Iran have delayed the possibility of Tehran developing a nuclear weapon “at least two or three years”, according to statements published in the newspaper Bild. Saar indicated that the offensive launched on June 13 achieved "very significant results" and specified that the impact responds mainly to the elimination of leaders who were promoting "the militarization of the nuclear program".