Hossein Hamadani
حسین همدانی
Former IRGC Commander in Tehran province
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View Timeline →Shamkhani: Iran Has No Presence in Southern Syria
Ali Shamkhani, Iran's National Security Secretary, claimed that Iran has no military presence in southern Syria, despite reports of Iranian forces and military activities in…
Syrians Unknowingly Sick and in Need of Medicine
The memoirs of Hossein Hamadani reveal that Ayatollah Khamenei rejected requests for IRGC members to return from Syria, emphasizing the need for Iran to maintain…
Reflections on the Change of the Head of the Basij Organization
Gholamhossein Ghaibpour has replaced Mohammadreza Naqdi as the head of the Basij Organization in Iran, a change that reflects the regime's ongoing efforts to maintain…
Iran in Syria; New Confessions, Unanswered Questions
The article discusses Iran's military involvement in Syria, particularly the support for Assad's regime, as revealed by recent statements from senior Iranian military officials. It…
Soleimani's Successor: We Are Seeking Commanders to Impose Iran's Will in the Syrian War
Ismail Qaani, the deputy commander of Iran's Quds Force, emphasized the need for strong commanders to impose Iran's will in the ongoing Syrian war, declaring…
Qassem Soleimani: ISIS was formed to strike Iran, not Syria
Qassem Soleimani stated that ISIS was created to target Iran rather than Syria, emphasizing Iran's defense of Assad's regime due to past support during the…
13 Iranians Killed in Recent Clashes in Syria
At least 13 Iranians, mostly IRGC members, were killed in clashes in Syria, particularly during the breaking of a siege on Shiite villages. This incident…
Bloomberg: IRGC is Withdrawing from Combat Zones in Syria
Bloomberg reports that the IRGC is withdrawing from combat zones in Syria, despite Iranian officials asserting continued support for Assad. This withdrawal follows significant casualties…
IRGC Denies Reports of Qassem Soleimani's Death in Syria
The IRGC has denied reports of Qassem Soleimani's death in Syria, calling the news a fabrication by Israeli media. This denial comes after claims from…
Severe Revenge in the Most Ashura-like Muharram Shared by Iran and Syria
Following the death of IRGC commander Hossein Hamadani in Syria, Iranian military forces have announced the start of an operation called 'Severe Revenge,' leading to…
Jafari: Hamadani was the 'Collector of the 2009 Sedition' and 'Balancer of the Syrian Army'
Mohammad Ali Jafari, the IRGC commander, praised Hossein Hamadani for his roles in suppressing the 2009 protests in Iran and balancing the Syrian army during…
Major Syrian Army Offensive in Aleppo Supported by Iran, Hezbollah, and Russia
The Syrian army, backed by Iranian forces, Hezbollah, and Russian airstrikes, has launched a significant ground offensive in southern Aleppo to increase pressure on armed…
The Case of the Newspaper 'Ruyesh-e Mellat' Went to Court; Kayhan Received a Warning
The Iranian newspaper 'Ruyesh-e Mellat' was warned and had its case referred to court for using the term 'killed' in reporting the death of IRGC…
Larijani: Terrorist Actions in Turkey are a Reflection of Regional Crisis
Ali Larijani, the Speaker of Iran's Parliament, condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Ankara, linking them to broader regional crises and urging Turkey to pay…
Khamenei's Representative at Hajj: Arrest of Pilgrims is Not True
The representative of Khamenei at Hajj has denied rumors regarding the arrest of Iranian pilgrims during the Mina incident, confirming that 69 pilgrims are still…
Widespread Reaction of Islamic Republic Officials to the Death of Hossein Hamadani
Hossein Hamadani, a senior IRGC commander, was killed in Syria, prompting widespread condolences from top Iranian officials, including the President and Speaker of Parliament. His…
15 Groups Fighting 'On Behalf of Iran' in Syria and Iraq
The article details the various groups fighting in Syria and Iraq on behalf of Iran, including the IRGC's Quds Force and several Shia militia groups.…
IRGC Public Relations Official: Paraplegia Statistics of 830 People is Incorrect
Ramadan Sharif, head of the IRGC's public relations, refuted claims that over 830 people were paralyzed during the 2009 protests, calling the figure 'incorrect.' This…