Senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander killed in Saravan clashes
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps ground force leadership faces questions after recent clashes in Saravan. The multi-service force, created in May 1979 by Ruhollah Khomeini, operates alongside the regular army with ground, aerospace, naval, Quds, and Basij branches. Mohsen Karimi serves as Senior Advisor to the Commander of the IRGC Ground Forces and former Commander of the IRGC in Markazi province. Meanwhile, separate political reports confirmed that rumors regarding the death of former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad were entirely false.
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- β Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was the last Shah of Iran, reigning from 1941 to 1979.
- β Ruhollah Khomeini led the Islamic Revolution that abolished the Iranian monarchy.
- β Mohsen Karimi is a Senior Advisor to the Commander of the IRGC Ground Forces and former Commander of the IRGC in Markazi province.
- β Reports claiming former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad died in October 2026 are a complete hoax and he is alive.
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Senior IRGC Commander Killed in Saravan
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps ground force leadership faces questions after recent clashes in Saravan. The multi-service force, created in May 1979 by Ruhollah Khomeini, operates alongside the regular army with ground, aerospace, naval, Quds, and Basij branches. Mohsen Karimi serves as Senior Advisor to the Commander of the IRGC Ground Forces and former Commander of the IRGC in Markazi province. Meanwhile, separate political reports confirmed that rumors regarding the death of former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad were entirely false.
Why it matters
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is constitutionally mandated to protect the regime, prevent foreign interference, and crush deviant movements. The organization recently seized wartime power in Tehran as the authority of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei diminishes. This structure traces its origins back to the Islamic Revolution led by Ruhollah Khomeini that overthrew the last Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
What is confirmed
- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was the last Shah of Iran, reigning from 1941 to 1979.
- Ruhollah Khomeini led the Islamic Revolution that abolished the Iranian monarchy.
- Mohsen Karimi is a Senior Advisor to the Commander of the IRGC Ground Forces and former Commander of the IRGC in Markazi province.
- Reports claiming former Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad died in October 2026 are a complete hoax and he is alive.
Still unconfirmed
- A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander was killed in clashes in Saravan.
What to watch next
- Official military confirmations regarding casualties from the Saravan clashes
- Statements from the IRGC Ground Force commander regarding regional security responses
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Iran Revolutionary Guards Seize Control Amid Shifting Power Dynamics
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have seized wartime power in Tehran as the authority of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei diminishes. This shift alters the internal power structure of the Islamic Republic, where the military branch is constitutionally mandated to protect the regime's integrity, prevent foreign interference, and crush deviant movements. Established in May 1979 by Ruhollah Khomeini, the multi-service force operates alongside the regular army and consists of five distinct service branches including ground, aerospace, naval, Quds, and Basij forces, all led by a commander-in-chief reporting directly to the supreme leader.
Why it matters
The Revolutionary Guards hold a constitutional mandate to protect the ideological legacy of the Islamic Revolution and prevent military coups. Decades of economic sanctions have previously strengthened the group's domestic standing by eroding the middle class. The latest consolidation of wartime authority highlights ongoing internal adjustments at the top of the Iranian state.
What is confirmed
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards have seized control during wartime as Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's authority diminishes.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is a multi-service military force consisting of Ground Forces, Aerospace Force, Navy, Quds Force, and Basij.
- The IRGC was officially established by Ruhollah Khomeini in May 1979 in the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution.
What to watch next
- Further official announcements regarding the authority of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei
- Shifts in command structures across the five IRGC service branches
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- en.wikipedia.org β Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps - Wikipedia
- en.parapolitika.gr β Iran's Revolutionary Guards seize wartime power as Mojtaba ...
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Senior IRGC Commander Killed as Southeast Iran Clashes Intensify
A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps official compared Tehran's conflict with the United States to a world war with the potential to reshape the global order, signaling an unwillingness to back down despite the threat of new American attacks. Meanwhile, escalating battles between state forces and Baloch rebels in the southeast highlight rising domestic unrest. Former US diplomat Joey Hood noted that decades of sanctions have empowered the Revolutionary Guards by eroding the middle class, setting the stage for a future reckoning between Iran's rulers and their own citizens once the fighting ceases.
Why it matters
Reporting restrictions in the southeastern region make it difficult to verify the precise scale of the ongoing violence. Longstanding American economic sanctions have structurally altered domestic power dynamics by weakening the civilian middle class while simultaneously strengthening the military apparatus of the Revolutionary Guards.
What is confirmed
- A senior Revolutionary Guards official compared Iran's conflict with the United States to a world war.
- Intensifying clashes between the IRGC and Baloch rebels point to growing unrest in southeastern Iran.
- Decades of American sanctions strengthened the IRGC by hollowing out the middle class, according to former US diplomat Joey Hood.
Still unconfirmed
- The current conflict with the United States could reshape the global order.
What to watch next
- Potential renewed United States attacks against Iran
- Internal reckoning between Iran's rulers and the domestic population after the fighting ends
- Shifts in reporting access within southeastern Iran's Balochistan insurgency zones
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- www.iranintl.com β Tehran signals escalation in conflict IRGC likens to a βworld ...
- www.iranintl.com β Iranβs rulers face a reckoning with their own people, former US envoy says | Iran International
- www.jpost.com β Iran faces growing Balochistan insurgency amid IRGC clashes ...
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IRGC Commander Killed as Clashes Intensify Across Iran
An Iranian commander and a police officer were killed in separate attacks in southeastern Iran after unidentified armed men opened fire. Iranian authorities announced three deaths on Tuesday during a security operation near Zahedan, while separate reports confirmed heavy fighting between state forces and armed men in Sistan-Baluchestan province. HRANA reported that armed attacks and security operations in the southeast have killed at least 94 people and wounded 33 since March 31. Meanwhile, separate clashes between Kurdish militants and the IRGC continued in western Iran.
Why it matters
These escalating regional conflicts compound severe internal turmoil across the country, following Israeli confirmation of targeted strikes that killed top IRGC commanders in Tehran and Bandar Abbas. Persistent fighting in both the southeastern Sistan-Baluchestan and western Kurdish regions demonstrates mounting security challenges for the Islamic Republic on multiple fronts.
What is confirmed
- An Iranian commander and a police officer were killed in separate attacks in southeastern Iran's Sistan-Baluchestan province after unidentified armed men opened fire.
- Iranian authorities stated that three people were killed on Tuesday during a security operation near Zahedan.
- HRANA reported that armed attacks and security operations in southeastern Iran left at least 94 people dead and 33 wounded between March 31 and Monday.
- Heavy exchanges of fire involving IRGC forces broke out on Tuesday morning in the Chah-Ahmad area of Taftan County.
Still unconfirmed
- Clashes between Kurdish militants and the IRGC began on Thursday and continued into Friday around the Shaho mountain region in western Iran.
What to watch next
- Further official reports from Iranian authorities regarding casualties in Sistan-Baluchestan
- Updates from human rights monitors on the total death toll from ongoing security operations
- Developments regarding the separate fighting between Kurdish militants and the IRGC in western Iran
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- www.iranintl.com β Iran says three killed as armed clashes intensify in southeast
- www.iranintl.com β Over 90 killed in six months as clashes escalate in Iran's ...
- www.hra-iran.org β Heavy Clashes Reported Between IRGC Forces and Gunmen in ...
- www.rudaw.net β Clashes between Kurdish militants and IRGC continue in ...
- www.rudaw.net β Two Iranian security forces killed in separate attacks in ...
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Israel Confirms Killing of IRGC Commanders in Strikes
Israel has confirmed the killing of IRGC Basij Commander Gholamreza Soleimani in an overnight strike in Tehran, alongside top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy commanders, including the intelligence chief, in a targeted attack at the Bandar Abbas port. These military blows compound internal turmoil inside Iran, where violent clashes have erupted. In central Iran, a protest over the naming of a newly created county turned violent after security forces moved to disperse demonstrators, with videos capturing gunfire, tear gas, and injured protesters.
Why it matters
The targeted killings of high-ranking military officials in Tehran and Bandar Abbas mark a severe security escalation for the Iranian government. Simultaneously, domestic unrest is spreading as security forces confront demonstrators in central Iran and gun battles intensify in the southeast. These overlapping internal and external pressures challenge the state's military and internal security apparatus.
What is confirmed
- Israel confirmed the killing of IRGC Basij Commander Gholamreza Soleimani in an overnight strike in Tehran.
- Israel confirmed the killing of top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy commanders including the intelligence chief in a targeted strike on Bandar Abbas port.
Still unconfirmed
- Two men accused of carrying out surveillance on the Israeli Embassy, Britain's oldest synagogue, and other Jewish and Israeli-linked sites in London on behalf of Iran pleaded not guilty in court.
- A protest over the name of a newly created county in central Iran turned violent after security forces moved to disperse demonstrators, with videos capturing gunfire, tear gas, and injured protesters.
What to watch next
- Official Iranian military casualty reports and leadership announcements.
- Further developments in the espionage trial of the two men in London.
- Escalation of clashes in central and southeastern Iran.
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- www.wionews.com β Israel strike kills Iran's Basij force commander. Who was ...
- www.iranintl.com β Two men deny spying for Iran on Israeli embassy in London
- en.parapolitika.gr β Israel kills Iran Revolutionary Guard Navy intelligence chief ...
- www.iranintl.com β Ghalibaf says Iran will fight on, seeks βsustainable deterrenceβ
- www.iranintl.com β Gunfire heard as county-naming protest turns violent in central Iran | Iran International
- www.rudaw.net β Gunmen attack police post as clashes intensify in southeast Iran | Rudaw
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Iran Security Collapses Amid Regional Strikes and Clashes
An Iranian police officer died on Thursday in an armed attack near Zahedan, according to Iran International, as persistent violence grips the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan. This incident compounds a severe internal security collapse inside Iran, which suffered a recent Israeli military strike coordinated with the United States that eliminated key commanders and scientists. Meanwhile, a senior adviser to Iran's supreme leader threatened the United Arab Emirates over regional tensions, warning that imported security has an expiration date.
Why it matters
The widening military conflict follows a series of lethal security breaches and targeted strikes inside Iran. Tehran faces simultaneous external pressure from U.S. and Israeli operations alongside rising domestic insurgency by Baloch militants in its border regions. Tensions also ripple outward into the wider Gulf region as Iranian officials issue direct warnings to neighboring states like the United Arab Emirates.
What is confirmed
- An Iranian police officer was killed on Thursday when gunmen attacked a patrol near Zahedan in Sistan-Baluchestan.
- A senior adviser to Iran's supreme leader warned the United Arab Emirates that imported security has an expiration date.
- An Israeli strike on Iran, aided by U.S. coordination and intelligence breaches, killed key commanders and scientists.
What to watch next
- Further armed clashes in Sistan-Baluchestan province
- Additional diplomatic fallout between Tehran and the United Arab Emirates
- Direct Iranian military responses to ongoing external airstrikes
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- www.iranintl.com β Khamenei adviser warns UAE as tensions with Tehran escalate
- www.iranintl.com β Police officer killed in armed attack near Zahedan as violence continues in southeast Iran | Iran Interna....
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IRGC Intelligence Chief Majid Khademi Killed in Airstrike
Iranian state media confirmed that Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Intelligence Chief Majid Khademi died in a suspected United States-Israeli airstrike targeting Tehran. This fatality occurs during the ongoing 2026 West Asia war and coincides with Baloch militants escalating their armed resistance against the regime in Sistan-Baluchestan province. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump convened an unannounced meeting with his senior national security team at Camp David as additional American military forces and another aircraft carrier deploy to the Middle East.
Why it matters
The elimination of a high-ranking intelligence official marks a severe security blow to the Iranian leadership amid widening regional hostilities. Concurrently, domestic armed friction in the southeast highlights compounding vulnerabilities for the regime as external military pressures mount. Washington continues to weigh potential further operations against Iran alongside these heavy regional deployments.
What is confirmed
- IRGC Intelligence Chief Majid Khademi was killed in a suspected US-Israeli airstrike on Tehran, according to Iranian state media.
Still unconfirmed
- An unannounced meeting of President Donald Trump's senior national security team at Camp David indicates the US is weighing a major operation against Iran.
- Baloch militants are increasing their fight against the Iranian regime amid an IRGC crackdown, as shown in social media videos from October 1.
- Another aircraft carrier and thousands of US troops are moving toward the Middle East.
What to watch next
- Official announcements regarding additional United States military deployments to the Middle East.
- Further developments in armed clashes between Baloch militants and the IRGC in Sistan-Baluchestan province.
- Potential retaliatory actions from Iran following the death of IRGC Intelligence Chief Majid Khademi.
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- www.wionews.com β IRGC intel chief Majid Khademi killed in US-Israeli strike
- www.iranintl.com β Security meeting, military buildup: US weighs next move on Iran?
- currently.att.yahoo.com β Video shows clashes in Iranβs Sistan-Baluchestan province ...
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IRGC Commander Alireza Tangsiri Confirmed Dead
Iranian state media confirmed the death of Revolutionary Guards navy commander Alireza Tangsiri following an Israeli air strike. The confirmation arrives amid ongoing armed clashes between the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Baluchi militants in Zahedan. Security concerns heighten further as senior military officials face domestic criticism for wearing smartwatches linked to past targeted attacks. Meanwhile, British police charged two Iranian men regarding a disrupted terrorist plot against Manchester's Jewish community. Regional tensions escalate alongside additional United States military deployments to the Middle East.
Why it matters
The elimination of high-ranking military commanders underscores ongoing kinetic operations involving Israel and regional proxies. Internal security discipline remains under scrutiny as security chiefs continue using traceable personal devices. These domestic vulnerabilities parallel broader international operations, including foiled plots abroad.
What is confirmed
- Revolutionary Guards Commander Alireza Tangsiri was killed.
- Two Iranian men were charged over a foiled terrorist plot targeting Manchester's Jewish community.
- Heavy clashes erupted between the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Baluchi militants in Zahedan.
Still unconfirmed
- Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is dead following a major attack by the United States and Israel.
What to watch next
- Official military disclosures regarding internal security breaches involving smartwatches.
- Further developments in the court proceedings for the two Iranian men charged in Manchester.
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- spectrumlocalnews.com β Iranβs supreme leader dead following major attack by U.S., Israel
- www.iranintl.com β Smartwatches on Iran's security chiefs spark row within the inner circle | Iran International
- www.iranintl.com β Two Iranians charged over foiled plot targeting Manchester Jews | Iran International
- www.thedailystar.net β Revolutionary Guards Commander Alireza Tangsiri Killed | Iran ...
- www.rudaw.net β Heavy clashes erupt in Iran's Zahedan after checkpoint attack
- www.thedailystar.net β Israel defence minister says Iran Guards navy commander ...
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Five Killed in Southeast Iran Violence as Regional Clashes Escalate
At least five people died in an attack near Zahedan in southeastern Iran on Friday. The violence coincides with a roadside bombing confirmed by the Revolutionary Guards that killed one of their fighters in the area. Meanwhile, a third United States aircraft carrier accompanied by carrier strike groups and Marine amphibious forces is moving toward the Middle East, alongside the deployment of up to 10,000 additional troops.
Why it matters
Southeastern Iran remains a volatile region marked by persistent armed confrontations and security instability. The latest casualties near Zahedan follow earlier deadly clashes in Saravan and Iranshahr involving Revolutionary Guard commanders and unidentified gunmen. At the same time, the broader geopolitical situation intensifies with major United States military deployments heading toward the Middle East.
What is confirmed
- At least five people were reported killed in an attack near Zahedan in southeastern Iran.
- The Revolutionary Guards confirmed a roadside bombing in the Zahedan area that killed one of its fighters.
- A third US aircraft carrier has begun moving toward the Middle East accompanied by carrier strike groups and Marine amphibious forces.
- Up to 10,000 additional troops are being deployed alongside the third US carrier strike group.
What to watch next
- Further official casualty reports from Iranian authorities regarding the Zahedan attack
- Confirmation of the arrival and positioning of the third US aircraft carrier in the Middle East
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- hotair.com β A Billion Reasons Why Iran Is Losing β HotAir
- www.iranintl.com β Five killed in roadside attack as violence spreads in southeast Iran
- www.whytimes.kr β Third US Aircraft Carrier Heads to Middle East as Clashes Flare Inside Iran... A Critical Moment Approach....
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Senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Killed in Border Clashes
Brigadier General Hossein Zarifi, an operational commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Sajjad Base, died during fighting with armed men near the Iran-Pakistan border in Saravan County. Iranian authorities confirmed the death of the senior general in southeastern Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province. The incident underscores persistent security instability in the region, which has experienced heavy armed confrontations. Meanwhile, separate clashes erupted in the southeastern city of Iranshahr, where authorities deployed a tank, drones, and security vehicles against unidentified gunmen.
Why it matters
The Sistan and Baluchestan province remains a volatile frontier region prone to frequent clashes involving security forces and armed groups. These flare-ups test the internal security apparatus of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as tensions simultaneously persist with the United States regarding the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear developments.
What is confirmed
- Brigadier General Hossein Zarifi, operational commander of the IRGC Sajjad Base in Saravan County, was killed during fighting with armed men near the Iran-Pakistan border.
- Iranian authorities confirmed the death of the senior commander in Sistan and Baluchestan province.
Still unconfirmed
- Iranian authorities reportedly sent a tank, drones, and dozens of security vehicles into the southeastern city of Iranshahr amid clashes with unidentified gunmen.
- Roads leading to the Gharibabad area in Iranshahr were blocked as fighting involving light weapons, heavier weapons, and rocket-propelled grenade fire unfolded according to the Baluch rights group Haalvsh.
- A hospital was flooded with IRGC casualties following the Saravan clashes.
- The IRGC confirmed the death of the senior commander of the southeast headquarters via Tousi TV reports.
What to watch next
- Official identification of the armed groups involved in the Saravan and Iranshahr clashes.
- Casualty figures and damage assessments from the fighting in Iranshahr.
- Further statements from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps regarding security measures in Sistan and Baluchestan.
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- www.foxnews.com β Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps lashes out at 'liar' Trump
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- www.youtube.com β Iran Clashes: Senior Revolutionary Guard Commander Killed
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Senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander killed in Saravan clashes
A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander, Hossein Zarifi, was killed during clashes with gunmen near the Iran-Pakistan border in Saravan. The fighting is still ongoing, with reports of multiple casualties and a hospital flooded with IRGC casualties. The incident highlights the ongoing unrest in the southeastern region of Iran.
Why it matters
The killing of the senior IRGC commander occurs against a backdrop of broader diplomatic tensions involving Iran at the United Nations, where regional security and ceasefire discussions are ongoing. The region has experienced a surge in violence, with a separate shooting incident in Zahedan injuring at least six people and resulting in the death of an Iranian police officer.
What is confirmed
- Senior IRGC commander Hossein Zarifi was killed in clashes with gunmen in southeastern Iran.
- The clashes occurred near the Iran-Pakistan border in Saravan.
- Fighting is still raging in Saravan, according to the Baloch rights group Haalvsh.
- Hossein Zarifi was the commander of the IRGC's Shahid Sajjad Operational Headquarters.
Still unconfirmed
- Saravan hospital was flooded with IRGC casualties.
What to watch next
- Further developments in the clashes in Saravan
- Iran's response to the killing of the senior IRGC commander
- Impact on regional security and ceasefire discussions at the United Nations
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- understandingwar.org β Iran Update, September 24, 2026 | ISW
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- www.jpost.com β Senior IRGC commander Hossein Zarifi killed in southeastern ...
- gulfnews.com β Senior IRGC commander killed in clashes in southeast Iran
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Senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Killed in Saravan
A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander was killed during armed clashes with gunmen near the Iran-Pakistan border in Saravan. Simultaneously, security forces conducted a special anti-terror operation in southeastern Iran, while a separate shooting incident in Zahedan injured at least six people and resulted in the death of an Iranian police officer. These violent flare-ups in the southeastern region occur against a backdrop of broader diplomatic tensions involving Iran at the United Nations, where regional security and ceasefire discussions are ongoing.
Why it matters
The southeast border region has long experienced friction involving armed groups and security forces. Recent clashes highlight ongoing security challenges near the porous frontier with Pakistan. These incidents unfold as Iranian leadership navigates international talks and regional pressure points.
What is confirmed
- A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander was killed in clashes in Saravan.
- A senior IRGC commander was killed in a clash with gunmen near the Iran-Pakistan border.
- An Iranian police officer was killed in an armed clash in Zahedan.
- A shooting in Zahedan left at least six injured.
Still unconfirmed
- Security forces conducted a special anti-terror operation in southeastern Iran connected to the border clashes.
What to watch next
- Official military announcements detailing the identity of the slain commander and the affiliation of the gunmen.
- Further updates on security operations in Saravan and Zahedan.
confidence 95%Sources used for this update (6)
- Gulf News β Senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard commander killed in Saravan clashes
- The Jerusalem Post β Senior IRGC commander killed in clash with gunmen near Iran-Pakistan border - report
- ΨͺΨ³ΩΫΩ β Security Forces Conduct Special Anti-Terror Operation in SE Iran
- ua.news β Shooting in Zahedan, Iran leaves at least six injured β Jerusalem Post
- IranWire β Iranian Police Officer Killed in Zahedan Armed Clash
- gulfnews.com β Iran's Pezeshkian vows never to 'bend at the knee' at UN as US-Iran talks, 60-day ceasefire roadmap and Hormuz blockade take centre stage
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