US special forces were the first to arrive at the scene of the murder of Iranian General Soleimani, pulling his body out of the car to determine.

A group of US special forces troops in Iraq followed a convoy carrying Iranian General Qassem Soleimani just over a kilometer when it left Baghdad International Airport, Fox News yesterday quoted a U.S. government source as saying. good. The convoy was later hit by missiles from an American Reaper drone, killing General Soleimani and nine.

US task forces at the scene for about 1-2 minutes, performing the so-called "damage assessment", taking photos of the scene, confirming the drone selected the right car and Soleimani was dead.

Photos provided to Fox News show Soleimani's vehicle burned and his body lying at the scene. Unpublished photos include a close-up of the unimportant body of Soleimani or the burning body of Soleimani next to the car he was seated in.

US special forces pulled the body of Soleimani from the car, extinguishing the fire before identifying it as the general of Iran. They photographed the possessions he brought, including collections of poetry and cash. Soleimani also carries pistols and rifles.

Under normal circumstances, Soleimani's phones and other electronic devices will be taken away for forensic analysis. However, a US missile attack and a fire at the scene made such an investigation impossible.

The US State Department in April 2019 accused Iran of being responsible for the deaths of 608 American soldiers during the Iraq War and Soleimani was responsible for 17% of the deaths of US servicemen in Iraq from 2003 to 2011. One US servicemen stationed in Iraq saw photographs saying Soleimani died in a similar way to "Americans killed by him".