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In addition to the names of the most prominent leaders killed in the Israeli military attacks on Iran, Israel carried out an intensive military operation, targeting sensitive positions in Iran, and other Iranian leaders, most notably the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Hussein Salami, and the commander of army staff of Mohammad Bagari, who died during the strikes. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu anticipated several waves of Irani…
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