Iran’s big shock in Israeli attack, Chief of Army Chief General Hussain salute including Chief of Staff Mohammad Bagheri

Israel Attack on Iran: Mohammad Bagheri, Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, has died in the Israeli attack on Iran. During this attack, the Israeli army has attacked the major bases of Iran, bombing top military commanders, nuclear scientists including military headquarters, nuclear sites, IRGCs.

Israel has started an air attack against Iran for the second time. Meanwhile, the sound of blasts was heard in many cities of Iran. In view of the possibility of Iranian attack, Israel has started the work of shifting its prominent leaders and officials to safe places.

In response to the Israeli attack, Iran has also fired missiles on Israel. Earlier, Iranian government television BNO confirmed that Hussain salute, the chief general of Iranian Revolutionary Guards, died in the Israeli attack. Apart from this, Iranian officials say that Israel has also targeted six Iranian military bases around Tehran.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s message
After the attack on Iran’s nuclear bases, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in clear terms that Israel has launched Operation Rising Lion, which is a target military operation to end the danger for our survival. This operation will run until Iran’s nuclear threat ends. The Israeli government termed this operation as “Targeted Defensive Campaign”, describing it as a steps taken under self -defense.

Trump’s warning big struggle can begin anytime
A few hours before the attack, former US President Donald Trump said in a media conversation that I am apprehensive that a fierce struggle may happen in the Middle East. It is not necessary that it should be today, but its possibility is very strong. He also informed that the US administration has instructed American citizens living in West Asia to be vigilant and possibly leaving the area. Trump believes that if the missiles suddenly start falling, then people’s lives can be saved by warning in advance.

Iran increased nuclear speed, ignored proposal of IAAA
Iran had already announced to intensify its nuclear activities before this attack. The announcement came in response to a proposal passed by IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency), warning Iran on violation of the Nuclear Non-Excise Treaty (NPT). Prior to this announcement, Iran had planned to bring uranium enrichment above 60%, which is considered to be the threshold of nuclear weapons.