Esmail Daghayeghi

Islamic Republic Revolutionary Guards commander
  • Iran–Iraq War
    • Operation Beit ol-Moqaddas (WIA)
    • Operation Fath ol-Mobin (WIA)
    • Operation Kheibar (WIA)
    • Operation Badr (1985)
    • Operation Karbala-2
    • Operation Karbala-4
    • Siege of Basra †
AwardsOrder of FathRelationsTayebeh Hamrahi (his wife)

Esmail Daghayeghi (Persian: اسماعیل دقایقی) (1954, Behbahan – 1987 in Shalamcheh) Iranian military commander in the Islamic Republic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) during the Iran-Iraq War and military figure of the war.

Daghayeghi (Daqayeqi)[1][2][3][4] who is known as the founder of the Badr Division, was born into a religious family in 1954 in the city Behbabah, Khuzestan. After finishing his high-school education, he got a job at the conservatory of the National Oil Company.[5] When the Iran-Iraq War broke out, he joined the IRGC and fought in several battles and operations in the war.[5][6][7][8] Daghayeghi was fatally hit by a missile fired by an Iraqi fighter jet during the Siege of Basra while exploring Shalamcheh,[5] and ultimately died on 18 January 1987.[9][10][11][12]

See also

  • Mohsen Rezaee
  • Ali Hashemi (commander)
  • Gholam Ali Rashid

References

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