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UK-based opposition outlet reports two officers were not killed in accidents as claimed by semi-official media, but doesn't give cause of death

Tehran suspects Israel's hand in the deaths of two Iranian scientists who died on 31 May and 2 June in different cities.

Israeli assisting Israelis in city for medical treatments says instructs clients to avoid some areas, claims increased Turkish security adds to safety; former military intelligence chief says credible threat of imminent attack

In 3 weeks since Israeli operations assassinated Revolutionary Guards colonel & killed an engineer in Iran, other officers and scientists have suddenly died

Ayoub Entezari, 35 (pictured), and Kamran Aghamolaei, 31, died two weeks ago in Iran after falling ill following a meal, and Tehran now believes both men were poisoned on Israels orders.

Several Israeli tourists have been taken out of Turkey amid warnings of planned Iranian attacks.

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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has announced the deaths of two military scientists, who were designated as 'martyrs,' dying in the line of duty in service to their country.

Two members of the Iranian Air Force's Aerospace Unit died in under 24 hours.

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Two members of the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's aerospace division died as “martyrs” in Iran in separate incidents over the weekend, Iranian media reported on Monday. The term is typically a designation given to those on important assignments.