Iran Confirms Two More Top Generals Killed In Israel Airstrike

Iran Confirms Two More Top Generals Killed In Israel Airstrike 

Two senior Iranian military officials were killed in Israel's Friday airstrike, the Iranian armed forces announced on Saturday, in what it described as an act of "brutal aggression".

Brigadier General Gholamreza Mehrabi, deputy head of intelligence at the Armed Forces General Staff, and Brigadier General Mehdi Rabani, deputy chief of operations, were both killed in an Israeli attack.

“These commanders, who served during the eight years of the Sacred Defense (Iran-Iraq war), were martyred in a cowardly attack by the Zionist regime,” the Armed Forces' public relations office said in a statement published by Iranian media.

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