Iran War Live Updates: Israel Says It Has Killed Iran’s De Facto Leader

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Iran War Live Updates: Israel Says It Has Killed Iran’s De Facto Leader

By: New York Times World Posted On: March 17, 2026 View: 6

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Ali Larijani, Iran’s top security official, was killed in an overnight strike, the Israeli military said. His death would deal another severe blow to Iran’s power structure.

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