Tehran, Iran – Iran has promoted several commanders to the top of its military leadership, when Israel killed its predecessors in a range of air strikes.
The leadership of the armed forces has moved a lot of Iran’s general employees and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as the country defends against Israeli attacks and launches retaliation.
Let’s take a look at which commanders were killed, who changed them, and what it means for the deadly struggle that moves forward.
How senior were the killed commanders?
Some of the top Iran’s top military leaders were killed during the Majority attack of Israel, which began in early Friday.
Iran’s highest ranked military commander, General Mohammad Bagheri, was one of the casualties. The 1980s Iran-Iraq was the head of employees of the experienced armed forces of the war and only responded to the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Other members of general employees of the armed forces were also among the dead, including Deputy for Operations Mehdi Rabni and Deputy for Intelligence Gholamreza Mehrabi.
IRGC also lost a large number of top figures in its command chain, prominent among them Hosain salutes.
IRGC’s Elite Aerospace Division, which has been tasked to develop the huge missile program of Iran, confirmed the murder of eight senior commanders calling in an underground bunker in Tehran.
Aerospace chief Ali Akbar Hajizade was one of the long -killed people, as commanders were leading the missile defense and force drone wings.
Who are the new commanders?
Khamenei tapped the Iran’s Army Commander-in-Chief, Abdolarahim Mausvi to become the new Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces.
The 65-year-old Brigadier General has now become the first army commander to take office-the backward figures who held the post came from within the IRGC.
Mausvi is also a war veteran and completed his military training and studies at the Supreme National Defense University after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
To lead the IRGC, Khamenei chose Mohammad Pakpore, an experienced commander who started his career within the Elite Force. He led the IRGC’s armored units and then a Combat Division during the war with Iraq in the 1980s.
Pakpore led the IRGC Ground Force for 16 years before being appointed as Commander-in-Chief. He was also a deputy to operate in IRGC and led two major headquarters of force.
The supreme leader of Iran also promoted the rich Hathmi to the post of Major-General, appointed as the commander of the army.
Another 59 -year -old career is a military person who rises through the rank during the Iraq invasion, especially after Operation Marsad. This was when the Mojhedin-e-Khalak (MEK), who helped conquer the revolution, but later fell out with a democratic establishment, led the Iraqi forces to led a ground attack on the Iranian earth, and faced a brilliant necklace.
Brigadier General Majeed Mausavi is also the new aerospace of IRGC. He is believed to be working to develop Iran’s ballistic missiles, drone systems and Western-critical space launch. He worked closely with Hasan Tehrani Mogadam, known as “father of Iran’s missile program”, who died in an explosion in a missile depot in 2011 that Iran ruled as an accident.
All the new promoted commanders have announced their commitment for vengeance against Israel, reading slogans on the banner across the country: “You started the war, we will finish it”.
Hatami said in a statement that, under his command, the army will “deal with the decisive and effective blasts for the Zionist regime”, referring to Israel.
Expansion
The new commanders have supervised the launch of hundreds of explosive-limen drones and ballistic and cruise missiles, which have been fired in Israel in the last three nights, and have indicated readiness for a long time.
Iran’s projectile has so far killed military bases and residential buildings, killing at least 14 people and injuring dozens.
Commanders in Tehran began to kill Israeli oil and gas facilities, petrochemicals, steel and automotive plants along with several residential buildings and began to kill Israeli’s energy infrastructure overnight overnight after targeting several residential buildings.
Iranian officials have said that more than 220 people, including at least 25 children, were among the victims of Israeli strikes across Iran.
The sound of blasts came out in Tehran on Sunday, as the Israeli military bombed Niavaran in the north, Saadat Abad in the west, and Veliyar and Hufte and Hufteth in the city Tehran in the neighborhood.
