Iran accused Israel of the airstrike in Damascus, resulting in the death of the chief of the IRGC intelligence in Syria and three “advisors.”
Iran has accused Israel of being behind an airstrike in Damascus, Syria, that killed four of its “military advisors,” according to Iranian media.
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Public Relations Department said that Israel struck the Mazzeh neighborhood in Damascus, where several diplomatic missions are located, according to Tasnim, an Iranian news agency affiliated with the guards.
The department blamed the airstrikes on fighter jets belonging to what it described as the “savage and criminal Zionist regime.”
The attack killed the chief of the IRGC intelligence in Syria and his deputy along with two other members of Iran’s Revolution Guards, according to Iran’s semi-official Mehr news agency.
