Terrorist attacks in Iran

Three Iranian border guards were killed and one civilian injured on the evening of September 12 (local time) in a terrorist attack in Sistan & Baluchestan province, southeastern Iran.

Iran has released the identities of the three officers who died in the September 12 terrorist attack. (Source: Tehran Times)

On September 13, the Tehran Times reported on the incident, stating that three victims, including an officer named Amin Narouei and two conscripts, were refueling at a gas station in Mirjaveh County when they were attacked by a group of "unidentified armed individuals" who opened fire.

Ordinary civilians were also injured at the scene of the attack. Iranian authorities immediately launched an investigation, while the country's intelligence forces initiated an inquiry to identify the gunmen.

In a statement on the night of September 12, Jaish al-Zulm, which Iran lists as a terrorist organization, admitted to carrying out the attack. In recent years, Jaish al-Zulm has been involved in numerous attacks targeting Iranian security forces and civilians.

Speaking about the incident, Iran's First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref stressed the importance of taking proactive measures to prevent such attacks from happening again, including strengthening border security.

He also instructed the Interior Minister to mobilize all security resources to quickly apprehend and bring the attackers to justice.

Meanwhile, on the same day, Iran's IRNA news agency reported that the Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations, Ambassador Amir Saeed Irvani, had sent a letter to the world's largest international organization informing them of the terrorist attack.

In the letter, the Islamic Republic of Iran strongly condemned the "brutal act of terrorism" and stressed its unwavering commitment to ensuring that those responsible are brought to justice and held accountable.

Iran also called on the UN Security Council to strongly condemn the terrorist act and to take appropriate measures in line with the body's unwavering commitment to combating terrorism in all its forms.

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