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Supreme Leader's deputy chief of staff targeted in Tehran strike - report

Mar 6, 2026, 14:32 GMT+0Updated: 18:00 GMT+0

Ali-Asghar Hejazi, the deputy chief of staff of the office of Iran's Supreme Leader, has been targeted in an Israeli airstrike in Tehran, according to Israeli defense sources cited by The Times of Israel’s military correspondent Emanuel Fabian.

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