US-Iran War: Iran has suffered a major setback amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia. IRGC intelligence chief Major General Majid Khadami was killed in a US-Israeli attack this morning (April 6).

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Iran has suffered a major setback amid the ongoing US-Israeli conflict. Major General Majid Khademi, the intelligence chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), was killed in a US-Israeli attack this morning (April 6). Iran has confirmed this. The Israeli Defense Minister has also issued a statement.

The IRGC confirmed the death of Major General Majid Khadami, head of the IRGC's intelligence organization, in a post on its Telegram channel. "Major General Majid Khadami, head of the IRGC's intelligence organization, was martyred in a terrorist attack carried out by the enemy during US-Israeli attacks this morning (April 6)," the IRGC wrote.

Statement by the Israeli Defense Minister

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Kahn said Israel had killed the intelligence chief of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Who was Majid Khadmi?

Iran appointed Brigadier General Majid Khadami as its intelligence chief in June last year. His appointment came after the Israeli airstrike killed its former intelligence chief, Mohammad Kazemi, and his deputy, Hassan Mohaqiq. Another top commander, Mohsen Bagheri, also died. Before becoming intelligence chief, he served as head ofBefore becoming the intelligence chief, he served as head of the Intelligence Security Organization at Iran's Ministry of Defense.me Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei. Khadami has extensive experience in the IRGC, having played a key role in numerous espionage-related activities.

News of a ceasefire between the US and Iran amid war

While the fires of war rage on, news of a peace agreement is surfacing again. According to reports, a ceasefire proposal has been drafted between the US and Israel and presented to negotiators from both countries. If the ceasefire proposal is agreed upon, a ceasefire could occur within 15 to 20 days. The proposal also stipulates the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and a halt to attacks in the Middle East.

Iran has also responded to the ceasefire proposal. Tehran stated that Pakistan had proposed a ceasefire. Iran stated that the temporary ceasefire would not involve opening the Strait of Hormuz.