04.03.2026 12:20
After previously escaping many attacks organized by the US and Israel, the claim has emerged that Ismail Qaani, the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force, has been executed, which has brought discussions of 'espionage' to the forefront. However, Iranian officials stated in their announcement that this claim does not reflect the truth.
The world opened its eyes to the attacks on Iran carried out in partnership with the US-Israel on the morning of February 28. It was announced that many high-ranking officials, including Iran's religious leader Khamenei, were killed in the attacks on Iran.
THE ONLY NAME TO SURVIVE THE ATTACK
Another noteworthy detail alongside these developments was the name that survived the attack. Ismail Qaani, the commander of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, was the only person to emerge alive from the attack. Qaani had also survived two attacks by Israel in previous years. This triggered discussions about Qaani being an 'agent'.
DENIAL OF ALLEGATIONS
Kaani, known as the senior commander responsible for foreign operations of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards appointed after the assassination of former Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani in 2020, denied the allegations against him by stating, "In the end, the truth will come out."
WAS HE EXECUTED?
While the echoes of the incident continued, it was claimed that Ismail Qaani was executed after being interrogated by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. However, this bombshell development was denied by Iranian officials.