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IRGC general, four other forces killed in airstrike in Isfahan - ISNA

Mar 3, 2026, 18:37 GMT+0

Abdolhamid Rahbar, commander of the Revolutionary Guard's 15 Khordad Unit, was killed along with four other members of the IRGC in an attack in Isfahan, semi-official ISNA reported.

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