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Israel says it's killed Iran's security chief Ali Larajani in airstrikes last night on Tehran,
according to Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Larajani had emerged as the central figure in Iran's aggressive military response to U.S.-Israeli airstrikes and played a central role in the killings of anti-regime demonstrators in January,
according to the U.S.