Hossein Tangsiri, the son of Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Navy who was killed in the 40-day war, said in an interview with the Student News Agency about the day his father was killed that they changed seven to eight houses that day.

Hossein Tangsiri, the son of Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of the Revolutionary Guards Navy who was killed in the 40-day war, said in an interview with the Student News Agency about the day his father was killed that they changed seven to eight houses that day.

Mr. Tangsiri said in an interview with the Student News Agency published on October 23 that his father's place was an eight-story building that was completely destroyed in the early hours of the ground attack. He says that only two people survived this ground attack, one of them was Alireza Tangsiri's bodyguard.

In the past, the Revolutionary Guards announced in statements that the navy commander of this institution was targeted "while organizing and strengthening the forces and strengthening the defense shield of the islands and beaches."

The Revolutionary Guards announced the killing of Alireza Tangsiri on March 30, 1405. He was one of the well-known figures in the military structure of the Islamic Republic and played a role in developments related to maritime security in the Persian Gulf. Tangsiri was among the planners of the plan to block the Strait of Hormuz, an action that Islamic Republic authorities have repeatedly used as a tool of intimidation over the past 15 years.