Brigadier General Pilot Attaollah Bazargan, one of the commanders and veterans of the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, passed away on Saturday, September 25, 1405, after years of battling illness and undergoing treatment. Throughout his life, he left a brilliant record of service to the country and the armed forces.
Path of Service to the Country
General Bazargan was active in serving the country for 50 years from 1968 to 2018 and is recognized as the founder of self-sufficiency jihad in the armed forces. During the eight years of the Sacred Defense, he managed and commanded over 400 projects, playing a significant role in meeting the military needs of the country.
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Distinguished Background
This veteran of the Air Force served as the Deputy of the Air Force of the Islamic Republic of Iran for 20 years and also worked as the Deputy Minister of Defense under the leadership of Martyr Admiral Ali Shamkhani. His experiences and expertise in various military and managerial fields made him one of the influential figures in the history of the Sacred Defense. Brigadier General Bazargan also earned many honors as a martyr and veteran of the imposed war by Iraq against Iran, including receiving the "Victory Medal" and the "Knowledge Medal."
His passing is not only a loss for his family but also for all the armed forces and the people he served. The time and details of his funeral and memorial ceremony will be announced to the public after necessary arrangements are made. This news will serve as a reminder of the sacrifices and unparalleled services of this esteemed veteran and should be regarded as a model for future generations.
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