Some of the items Soleimani was carrying when he died. His phone is partially visible at the top left.
Daily Mail: Photos taken by US Special Operations show Qassem Soleimani's personal effects and twisted wreckage after drone strike killed him in Baghdad
* New photos show aftermath of January 3 drone strike at Baghdad International Airport
* Quds Forces leader Qassem Soleimani and nine others were killed in two cars hit by US drone missiles
* Photos show burning wreckage and some of Soleimani's personal effects after the strike
Photos taken by U.S. Special Operations forces have been released in the aftermath of the American drone strike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani at Baghdad International Airport.
The photos, which depict the grisly outcome of the January 3 Reaper drone's missile strike on two cars carrying Soleimani and nine others, were obtained by Fox News from a U.S. government source.
The U.S. soldiers were secretly following Soleimani's convoy about a half-mile behind his entourage, and rushed to the scene immediately after the strike to confirm that the Iranian general had been killed.
The photos show the burning, twisted wreckage of the vehicle Solemani was traveling in, as well as some of the items he was carrying, including a cell phone and currency.
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Update: Photos taken by US Special Operations forces show aftermath of strike that killed Soleimani (FOX News).
WNU Editor: These pictures tell me that US Special Forces were near the strike when it happened. It is almost as if they were waiting for him. According to FOX News Qassem Soleimani's cell phone and electronics was destroyed ....
.... Under normal circumstances, Soleimani's phone and other electronics would be taken away for forensic analysis. However, the missile strike and ensuing fire made such an investigation impossible.
That is the official US statement. But when I look at the above photo it is clear that his phone is intact. I am willing to bet that everyone who was on Soleimani's cell phone is now operating on the premise that his electronics and cell phone were not destroyed, and that US intelligence already has all the data in their possession.
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