Hossein Hamadani
Iranian General and military leader
Born
1951
74 years ago
Died
October 7th, 2015
9 years ago — 64 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
Iran
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A senior commander in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, played a significant role in the Syrian Civil War. Oversaw operations aimed at supporting the Syrian government and combatting terrorist groups. Contributed to military strategies and was involved in training militias aligned with Iranian interests in the region. Commanded forces in various operations that showcased the military capabilities of Iran in foreign conflicts.
Led IRGC operations in the Syrian Civil War
Supported Syrian government against opposition
Trained militias supporting Iranian interests
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