Iran: Revolutionary Guards vow revenge for intelligence chief's death

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have vowed to avenge the death of their intelligence chief, Majid Khademi. Khademi was killed in American-Israeli strikes, according to a statement.

In a statement, the Revolutionary Guards emphasized that "the malicious and desperate enemy should know that a massive response awaits the organizers and perpetrators of this crime."

Majid Khademi was the head of the Information Protection Organization and the Intelligence Organization of the Revolutionary Guards. He had succeeded Mohammad Kazemi in 2025, after his death during the 12-day Iran-Israel war.

The promise of revenge was published on the Revolutionary Guards' website, Sepah News.