U.S. Defense Secretary: Iran's New Supreme Leader May Be Injured
Svmuu News U.S. Defense Secretary Hagesses stated that since the outbreak of the war, the United States and Israel have struck approximately 15,000 targets and indicated that Iran's new Supreme Leader may be injured. Hagesses made these remarks during a joint press conference with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Kane, saying, "The United States is destroying the military capabilities of the radical Iranian regime in an unprecedented manner." These statements were made as a U.S. aerial refueling tanker crashed in Iraq, resulting in the deaths of 4 crew members. (Jin10)
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