Pro-Iranian sources have identified the four Iranian fatalities in the Iraq strikes as residents of the cities of Kashan and Isfahan in central Iran. The sources did not specify the timing of the strikes or the affiliation of the deceased.
Pro-Iranian Telegram channels have identified four Iranians killed in recent strikes in Iraq as residents of Kashan and Isfahan in central Iran. The identification follows an earlier report today (Wed 17:15 Jerusalem) that Iranian media said five Iranian officers were among the dead in an overnight strike. The new detail provides hometowns of the deceased, but their affiliation and the timing of the Iraq strikes remain unspecified.
The thread began at Wed 17:15 Jerusalem, when Iranian media reported that five Iranian officers were killed in an overnight strike, without attribution. The current update, from pro-Iranian sources, adds that four Iranian fatalities in Iraq strikes are from Kashan and Isfahan. The sources have not released names or affiliation, and the link between the two reports is unclear.
As The Zioneer reported earlier (Wed 05:22 Jerusalem), US-Saudi joint strikes killed at least 20 Iran-aligned fighters in Iraq. Additionally, Iranian media reported 8 military personnel killed in US strikes in southern Iran (Wed Jul 8, 00:09 Jerusalem), and Iran's Health Ministry confirmed 14 killed in US strikes across five provinces (Thu Jul 9, 09:43 Jerusalem). These operations form part of the ongoing US campaign against Iranian assets.
The pro-Iranian sources did not disclose the names of the deceased, their specific affiliation, or the exact timing of the strikes. It remains unclear whether the four individuals are part of the previously reported five officers or a separate incident.
2 developments
- StrongUS strikes on military base in Isfahan province kill and wound several, deputy governor says
- StrongIranian media report seven killed in overnight US strikes
- DevelopingIranian sources: figure killed in US strike in northern Iran
- StrongUnofficial Iranian sources expand list of US strike locations overnight
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