U.S.-Israeli strikes kill Iran Guards intelligence chief: Guards
Why it matters: The killing of Iran's intelligence chief escalates U.S.-Israeli tensions with Iran, potentially impacting regional security.
- Majid Khademi, the intelligence chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, was killed in U.S.-Israeli air strikes, as reported by the Guards.
- Khademi took over his position in 2025, succeeding a predecessor who was also killed in Israeli air strikes.
- Reuters.com, via Google News World, confirms media reports of the intelligence head's death in a strike.
Majid Khademi, the intelligence chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, has been killed in U.S.-Israeli air strikes, becoming the latest high-profile casualty in such operations. Khademi had only assumed the role in 2025 after his predecessor was also killed in an Israeli strike, according to the Guards and media reports.
