Three IRGC Members Killed in U.S. Airstrikes on Khuzestan Province, Iran.
The casualties are:
Second Lieutenant Hussein Amoori
Lieutenant Saeed Tavakkolizadeh
Basij member Mohsen Nejati
Female members of Iran's Basij forces, affiliated with the IRGC, filmed field-stripping and reassembling AK-pattern rifles. The weapons include North Korean-made Type 68 assault rifles and a Chinese-made Type 56.
Iran's Army Commander-in-Chief just makes up stories:
"We had set up an ambush for the Americans south of Isfahan. All intelligence elements were ready. Army, IRGC, police, Basij, and local residents collapsed on the enemy, and with the first shot, the C-130 came down."
Reports say two car bombs detonated on Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Street near a Basij post.
Mohammad Sarlak was the commander of Basij District 171 in Tehran and has been reported killed, reportedly eliminated at a checkpoint in the Iranian capital.
Iran International sources say that at least 4,770 members of the IRGC, Basij and police have been killed in attacks by Israel and the United States since the start of the war, with another 20,880 reported wounded.
Israeli military says its air force hit 170 targets across Iran in 24 hours, dropping around 400 bombs on weapons factories and security headquarters.
In Tehran, jets struck a key site producing critical weapon components, along with facilities linked to drone engine manufacturing and weapons development.
In western Iran, strikes targeted major military hubs, including a Basij complex in Daghlan and a police station in Sanandaj.
Iran: Mohammad Mehdi Ahmadizadeh – Basij field commander in Rudan County, Hormozgan Province; killed
Israeli Military: A central IRGC facility in Tehran, embedded in civilian infrastructure, was struck, including the Basij-linked “Imam Ali” base, used to coordinate units and suppress protests.
Striking one of the Basij headquarters in Tehran.
Tehran: Vela cultural center was reportedly struck, hosting IRGC and Basij members.
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Reports from Tehran: A 5 year-old child was killed on March 19 when a Basiji militia member's Kalashnikov discharged during a regime-organized carnival near Tehranpars, Iran.
The bullet struck the child in the head while he sat in h...
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Reports from Tehran: A 5 year-old child was killed on March 19 when a Basiji militia member's Kalashnikov discharged during a regime-organized carnival near Tehranpars, Iran.
The bullet struck the child in the head while he sat in his mother's car.
Sources say regime forces searched for the bullet casing, checked shop cameras, and attempted to intimidate witnesses. They then allegedly arrested two unrelated young men, planning to blame them and claim they acted on orders from Israel.
Iranian opposition sources say Basij forces have seized Red Crescent stations, converting them into operational bases. They reportedly swapped military uniforms for Red Crescent gear, effectively making the facilities potential targets for Israeli attacks.
Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian thanked Iranians for rallying in the streets to defend the Islamic government and praised the Basij and police for “providing security,” according to state TV.
IDF:
🔴ELIMINATED: Esmail Ahmadi, Head of the Intelligence Division of the Basij Force, as well as several other senior commanders in a strike on the senior leadership of the Basij Force in the heart of Tehran.
Ahmadi played a central role...
IDF:
🔴ELIMINATED: Esmail Ahmadi, Head of the Intelligence Division of the Basij Force, as well as several other senior commanders in a strike on the senior leadership of the Basij Force in the heart of Tehran.
Ahmadi played a central role in advancing and executing terror attacks carried out by Basij Forces. He was also responsible for enforcing public order and the regime’s values on behalf of the IRGC and leading major suppression operations during the recent internal protests in Iran.
Israeli military says an airstrike in Tehran that killed the Basij commander and his deputy also killed Esmail Ahmadi‑Moghaddam, the paramilitary force’s intelligence chief, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed. Ahmadi‑Moghaddam was assassinated in the strike.
Iranian sources say 13 members of the Basij militia were killed and 18 others wounded in an attack on checkpoints in Tabriz, in northwest Iran.
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General Ismail Ahmadi, Basij intelligence chief, has been ELIMINATED.
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Military analyst Ron Ben Yishai says Israel could wrap the Iran campaign in about 2 weeks, but reopening the Strait of Hormuz is a longer play that likely keeps the U.S. engaged beyond that timeline.
He assesses the regime has been hit har...
Military analyst Ron Ben Yishai says Israel could wrap the Iran campaign in about 2 weeks, but reopening the Strait of Hormuz is a longer play that likely keeps the U.S. engaged beyond that timeline.
He assesses the regime has been hit hard but remains operational, with the IRGC stepping in to stabilize control.
On the ground, Israel is tracking signs of internal strain, confusion, and growing defections, particularly within the Basij. The expectation is that pressure could spill over into internal unrest once the war phase winds down, according to Ynet.
- Israel Radar
Iranian opposition footage shows Basij members taking cover under a bridge in Tehran, fearing attacks. One is seen waving a white flag.
Hegaeth: “The last job anyone in the world wants right now? Senior leader for the IRGC or Basij temp jobs, all of them. We've decided to share the ocean with Iran. We've given them the bottom half.”
IDF UPDATE 🔴
Attacks on Basij forces continue in western Iran. During Operation “Roaring Lion,” the IDF struck a Basij soldier at a guard post and has targeted personnel at multiple positions across Tehran. Operations against regime forces, including the Basij, remain ongoing.
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Iranians are reporting that they have seen a massive decline in Basij checkpoints around Tehran.
This comes after IDF have has been systematically targeting the IRGC suppression forces checkpoints.
CRAZY FOOTAGE 🔴
Reports point to a rise in hit-and-run attacks on Basij checkpoints across Iran, adding pressure on regime forces. Some accounts also suggest growing absenteeism among militia ranks.
