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Tehran, Iran – Iran promoted many leaders to the top of its military leadership after Israel killed its ancestors in a series of air attacks.

The Iranian General Staff Command for the Armed Forces and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) has turned significantly with the country’s driving against Israeli attacks and launches reprisals.

Let’s take a look at the leaders leaders, who replaced them, and what this means to the deadly conflict to move forward.

How big are the murdered leaders?

Some of the major military commanders in Iran were killed during the multi -faceted assault on Israel, which started early on Friday.

The supreme military commander in Iran, General Mohammad Baghri, was among the dead. The veterans of the Iraqi war in the eighties of the last century were the chief of staff of the armed forces, and he only responded to the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khawni.

Other members of the public pillars were among the dead, including the deputy operations, Mahdi Rabbani and the Intelligence Deputy Gholarreza Mehrabi.

IRGC has also lost a large number of the most important characters in its leadership chain, the most important of which is Hussein Salami, the leader of the power.

The IRGC Air Force Department, which was assigned to develop the sprawling missile program, has confirmed the killing of eight leading leaders who were advancing in an underground warehouse in Tehran.

The long space driver, Ali, was the biggest barrier among those who were killed, as well as leaders who were driving missile defense and drone wings for power.

Who are the new leaders?

Khamna Abdul Rahma Moussafi, the supreme commander of the Iranian army, took advantage of the Chief of Staff of the New Armed Forces.

The 65 -year -old is now the first army commander to hold this position. Previous numbers that held this position came from within IRGC.

Mossavi is also a veterans in the war and completed his military training and studies at the Higher National Defense University in the wake of the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution.

For the leadership of Irgc, KHANENEI, Mohamed Bakbour, chose the veteran leader who started and made his career within the elite strength. He led the armored units in IRGC and then divided the fighting during the war with Iraq in the 1980s.

Pakpour has led IRGC ground forces for 16 years before appointing the Supreme Commander. He was also an IRGC’s deputy operation and was used to lead two main headquarters for power.

The Supreme Leader of Iran has also promoted Amir Hathami to the rank of brigade, where he appointed him as the commander of the army.

The 59 -year -old is another professional military man who rose through ranks during the invasion of Iraq, especially after the Mercad operation. It was when Mojahedin-E Khalq (MEK), a group that helped win the revolution but later fell with the theocratic establishment, and led a ground attack on Iranian soil with the Iraqi forces-and was subjected to a resounding defeat.

Brigadier Majid Mossafi is the new head of space at IRGC. It is believed that he was a prominent figure working to develop Iranian ballistic missiles, drones and launching Western space. He also worked closely with Hassan Tahrani Mugadam, known as the “Iranian missile program father”, who died in an explosion in a missile warehouse in 2011, which Iran ruled as cross.

All the newly promoted leaders announced their commitment to revenge on Israel, with slogans on signs throughout the country: “The war has started, we will end it.”

Hathami said in a statement that under his leadership, the army will deal with “decisive and effective strikes for the fake Zionist regime and the child,” referring to Israel.

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The new leaders supervised the launch of hundreds of drones, ballistic missiles and cruises that were launched on Israel during the past three nights, and indicated their willingness for a long campaign.

Iranian projectiles hit the military bases and residential buildings in Israel, killing at least 14 people and wounding dozens.

The leaders in Tehran began hitting the energy infrastructure in Israel during the night until Sunday, after Israeli warplanes attacked Iranian oil and gas facilities, petrochemical, steel and cars plants, in addition to many residential buildings.

Iranian authorities said that more than 220 people, including at least 25 children, were among the victims of Israeli strikes throughout Iran.

The sounds of the explosions were constantly launched throughout Tehran on Sunday, when the Israeli army bombed Navarran to the north, Souadabad to the west, and the Vallaser neighborhoods and Havi in ​​the center of Tehran.