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>Was ist denn das für eine Meldung? "Locker zehn, zwanzig Generäle", ohne Belege und so? Woanders liest man diese Zahlen nicht und die saloppe Art irritiert doch etwas. Macht Kachelmann jetzt auch Politik-News?
LOL! :-)
Aber auch ohne diesen Blogger-Umweg findet man Meldungen, die zumindest auf Ähnliches hinweisen:
"Not only has Israel's attack on Iran been more wide-ranging and intense than its two previous military operations last year, but it also appears to have adopted some of the strategy that was used in the Israeli offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon last November.
That is not only to hit Iran's missile bases - and thus its ability to respond with force - but also to launch strikes to take out key members of Iran's leadership.
That strategy of decapitation of Hezbollah senior figures had devastating consequences for the group and its ability to mount a sustainable counter-offensive.
Footage from Tehran has shown what seem to be specific buildings hit, similar to images from Israel's attacks on the southern suburbs of Beirut, which culminated in the killing of Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
No figure of that magnitude appears to have been killed in Iran. The Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has not been targeted.
But to kill Iran's military chief of staff, the commander of the powerful Revolutionary Guards and several of the country's top nuclear scientists in the first hours of an operation - that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suggested might go on for days - is to have inflicted an unprecedented degree of damage on Iran's elite."
[https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c93ydeqyq71t?post=asset%3A86a13bd2-0902-4ff9-b00e-642459f666f3]