An IRGC elite force commander of the first-class Quds Force and three additional escort vehicles entered Syria and were killed in an automatic airstrike.

IRGC Commender Killed in airstrike,IRAN

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  A senior commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has been killed on the air strike of Tehran in the town of Al-Qaimna, near the Iran-Syria border, just two days after the death of Iran's top nuclear researcher, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.

  On the ground in the grounds of the Arab News Office, it was indicated that an IRGC officer of the world-class Quds Force and three additional escort forces were killed in an automatic air strike outside.  The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police recruiting center.  Iraqi security and nearby state military authorities have acknowledged this. 

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 As Syria favored a rebellion against the news agency, rival planes of U.S. coalition forces carried out about 10 strikes, destroying military equipment warehouses near the border town of al-Bokamal and executing supporters of Iranian state forces.

  The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police recruiting center.  The bodies were recovered by Iranian-sponsored Iraqi paramilitaries;  Iran has not yet confirmed the official's identity.  Nevertheless, several Iraqi state-run media outlets reported that the slain military pioneer was Muslim Shahdan, a senior IRGC official.

  Neighboring armies have stated in detail that Israel regularly carries out air strikes on Iranian-linked targets inside the Syrian domain.  The attack comes just a week after Israel requested it.  The Security Council requested that in addition to the International Atomic Energy Agency's ongoing inspections in Syria, that it monitor Iran's compliance with "the steps required by the IAEA Board".

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  The Iranian-backed Iraqi military faculty is believed to have recruited Israel, the United States or individuals from the United States to use ISIS allies in Iraq and Syria for the attack.  According to state-run news office sources, the airstrikes are believed to have been carried out by Iraq's unreliable military administrator, General Qasem Solaimani, in January in the US.

  Iranian-backed volunteer military figures then speculated that the strike call was influenced by US President Donald Trump and that the episode sparked tensions between Washington and Tehran because Iran had strengthened Hezbollah in Lebanon and favored Iranian attacking groups at the General's initiative.  Soleimani.  The Quds Force, the leading unit of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, announced directly to Ayatollah and Solaimani.