Iran's sharpest army, an adviser to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, died as a result of Israel's bombing of Syria to the west!
According to a March 1 Sky News report, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps adviser Reza Zareh was tragically killed during Israel's bombing of Tartus in western Syria.
According to various reports, the Israeli bombing was a house used by Iranian militias along the coast of Tartus in northwestern Syria, and according to local sources, there were at least three fierce ** incidents. The Syrian Observatory later said that three Iranian soldiers had died as a result of an Israeli attack.
Israel's previous attacks on Iranian targets in Syria have been mainly in the vicinity of its capital, Damascus, while attacks on Tartus have been rare. Israel has been consulted on the issue, but the Israeli military said it would not comment on foreign reports.
On Friday, a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps navy, who was working as a military adviser in Syria, was tragically killed in an attack launched by Israel, according to Iran's official Islamic news agency. According to other reports in Iran, the adviser was none other than Navy Colonel Rezazare.
Since the beginning of the Syrian war in 2011, Israel has carried out hundreds of attacks on Syria, mainly targeting institutions with close ties to Iran, including Allah fighting alongside Syrian forces, ** ammunition warehouses and transport vehicles, and Syrian army stations.
After the outbreak of the war in the Gaza Strip on October 7 last year, Israel intensified its attacks on Iranian forces in Syria, especially against armed groups supporting Iran, and has blown up a number of incidents in the past week: Israeli drones launched attacks on pro-Iraqi Lebanese Allah vehicles in western Syria on February 29; On the night of the 28th, Israel also bombed targets in Damascus.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has now reduced the number of senior officers sent to Syria as Israel continues to strike, but despite this, a naval colonel was killed in Israeli air strikes. It seems that Iran needs to find another solution.