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Iranian military chief’s body remained under rubble for 30 days, son says

May 15, 2026, 20:41 GMT+1

The son of Abdolrahim Mousavi, Iran’s armed forces chief of staff, said his father’s body remained under rubble for nearly 30 days after he was killed on the first day of Israeli-US strikes on the Supreme Leader’s office in Tehran.

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