A senior Iranian naval commander was killed during an "operational operation," Iranian news agency Fares reported today (Saturday) in an official statement from the Iranian Ministry of Defense.
According to the report, the senior is a naval admiral named Beitulle Debsler and the announcement of his death stated that he "became a martyr while fulfilling his duty".
However, no further details were given about the incident in which he was found dead and whether it is related to foreign reports of a warming in the secret struggle between Israel and Iran over its presence in the Red Sea.
Just over a week ago, Defense Minister Bnei Gantz unveiled at the Economist conference in Athens unusual satellite images from recent months of four Iranian military ships in the Red Sea, indicating Iran's establishment.
According to him, this is an "unusual and continuous presence that we have not seen at least in the last decade."
Iranian vessels in the Red Sea,
The defense minister added that "Iran's recent experiment with a satellite launcher whose technology can help develop a terrestrial missile with a range of thousands of kilometers - could also threaten Central Europe."
In his speech, Ganz noted that "from the war in Ukraine we are learning as a country how important it is to be able to defend ourselves, invest in power building, and at the same time how significant security cooperation is for regional and international stability. Security in the Middle East. "
Meanwhile, Iran unveiled pictures on Saturday of a ship carrying UAVs from the Islamic Republic.
Among other things, it was reported that the ship was capable of carrying trapped drones and drones used for assault and observation missions.
It was also noted that the ship had joined the southern navy of the Iranian Navy.
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