The Iranian Armed Forces have announced the deaths of two aerospace officials, the latest in a series of mysterious deaths in recent weeks that have raised red flags over the country’s internal affairs. On Sunday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced the death of Ali Kamani, a member of the Air Force working in Markazi province, Iran International reported.
‘Witnesses’ on a mission
According to the IRGC, Kamani died in a “car accident” during a mission in the western city of Khomeini, about 200 miles southwest of the Tehran capital. ARCHIVE – Members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards parade during the parade to celebrate the anniversary of the Iran-Iraq war (Reuters) Mohammad Abdous, another IRGC member of the Air Force, also died “while on a mission” while working in the northern province of Semnan, Iran International reported. IRANIAN CURRENCY FALLS TO LOWEST VALUE THEN AFTER US SANCTIONS According to the report, the IRGC used the word “witness” to announce the deaths of both Kamani and Abdus, a language officially used for people dying on military missions. #BREAKING Another IRGC Aerospace member named Mohammad Abdous, who worked in Semnan province, also died “while on a mission”, IRGC Fars news reported. pic.twitter.com/3bQiSYyoPw – Iran International English (@IranIntl_En) June 12, 2022 It was not immediately clear what missions the two men were carrying out or what their roles were in the Air Force.
Possible murder
The deaths come less than a week after the mysterious death of Iranian aerospace scientist Ayoob Entezari, who was either killed or died of a foodborne illness. Entezari held a Ph.D. in engineering and aerospace engineering and his death was described by the office of the governor-general of Yazd as a “martyrdom”, Iran International reported. Judicial authorities in Yazd Province later issued a statement contradicting the bill and downgrading Entezari’s work on the Air Force, according to the report. IRANIAN PERSONS ACTIVATED IN “INVISIBLE JIHAD” AGAINST CHRISTIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST, REPORT WARNS ARCHIVE- The flag of Iran. (Photo by Michael Gruber / Getty Images) The separate statement described him as ordinary and said he had died in hospital after food poisoning, Iran International reported.
Suspected deaths
Last week, Iranian scientist Kamran Mollapour, who worked at the Natanz nuclear plant, was also reported dead. However, his death was not confirmed. The deaths of two colonels by the IRGC Quds Force have also been announced in recent weeks. CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION Waving flag of Iran over Tehran skyline at sunset. (istock) Cols. Ali Esmailzadeh and Hassan Sayyad-Khodaei were both pronounced dead, with the former dying at his home and the latter being shot dead in Tehran while sitting in his car, Iran International reported. According to the report, the IRGC may have killed Esmailzadeh on suspicion of espionage. His death was judged as suicide.
