Iran confirms death from Ali Shadmani, military leader who stayed 4 days in office

Military was described with an example of pride for the Iranian government. “General Ali Shadmani, commander of the central headquarters of the Holy Prophet joined the ranks of his comrades martyrs and became a martyr after suffering serious injuries to the bombing of the infamous and aggressor Zionist regime last week,” he says.

Iran lamented the death of the officer, noting that he had “competence and valuable experience.” “He dedicated his whole life to the path of Jihad, on the way to Allah. With years of struggle and sincere and brave presence in the fields of Holy Defense and in the fight against the global system of domination and arrogance, he awaited martyrdom and finally, reaching the apex of salvation, made his ancient desire.”

Throughout his career, Shadmani has held strategic positions in the Iran’s army. Before being killed, he commanded the revolutionary guard, the ideological and elite arm of the Iranian Armed Forces, and the conventional forces of the country, coordinating defense and attack operations against Israel.

Iran acknowledges that nuclear installations were ‘severely damaged’

Iran acknowledged that nuclear facilities were ‘severely damaged’ in the bombings of the United States and Israel. Information was confirmed by Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Esmail Baghaei.

United States President Donald Trump said the Tehran nuclear program was backwarded “decades.” Despite the statement, the government of Israel says it is still early to evaluate the damage.