Mohammad Ali Allahdadi

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Mohammad Ali Allahdadi

Mohammad-Ali Allahdadi (Persian: محمدعلی الله‌دادی; c.1963 – January 18, 2015) was an Iranian brigadier general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and a military officer in the Quds Force.[1]

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Mohammad-Ali Allahdadi
محمدعلی الله‌دادی
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Mohammad-Ali Allahdadi c.1963 – January 18, 2015) was a Second Brigadier General in the Iranian Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution and a commander in Quds Force. He was killed in January 2015 Mazraat Amal incident
Birth nameMohammad-Ali Allahdadi
Bornc.1963[1]
Pariz, Kerman Province, Iran
Died(2015-01-18)January 18, 2015 (aged 52)
al-Amal Farms, Quneitra District, Syria
AllegianceRevolutionary Guards
Years of service1980–2015[1]
RankSecond Brigadier General[1]
Unit
Commands[1]
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A veteran of Iran–Iraq War, he was killed in January 2015 Mazraat Amal incident.[1]

Military career

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Iran–Iraq War

Still a teenager, Allahdadi joined Irregular Warfare Headquarters, an irregular warfare unit under command of Mostafa Chamran, as a guerrilla fighter. After fighting in Operation Tariq al-Qods, he moved to the IRGC Ground Forces' 41st Sarallah Division of Kerman as Lieutenant Colonel, under Qasem Soleimani. During the war, he was promoted to Colonel.[1]

Balochistan conflict

He was also involved in the Balochistan conflict.[1]

Syrian Civil War

In circa 2012, he was asked by previous Major General Qasem Soleimani to serve in Syrian Civil War.[1] Allahdadi had traveled to Syria to "provide consultation"[2] and was an adviser to the Syrian army.[3]

He was killed in January 2015 Mazraat Amal incident, alongside six Hezbollah Fighters.[4] Following his death, the Revolutionary Guard released a statement saying "Zionists should await devastating thunder of the IRGC"[5] and Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent a "warning letter" to Israel via United States.[6]

A senior Israeli security source told Reuters "Israeli forces believed they were attacking only low-ranking Hezbollah members". Officially, Israel has not commented on the attack.[7]

Ten days after his death, Hezbollah launched an attack on an Israeli military convoy in the Shebaa Farms area.

Legacy

2015 Southern Syria offensive was code-named "Allahdadi for Quneitra Martyrs".[8]

References

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