An Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) soldier was killed in a clash with unidentified gunmen described as 'terrorists' in the border city of Marivan, western Iran, according to a security and Middle East correspondent. The report follows an earlier bulletin that reported one Iranian army soldier killed and another wounded in the same area.
Two reports from Sunday evening describe a clash in the border city of Marivan, western Iran. The first report, citing an unspecified source, stated that an Iranian army soldier was killed and another wounded by unidentified gunmen. A second report, by security and Middle East correspondent Yair Goldblatt, described the incident as a clash with 'terrorists' (unidentified groups) and identified the casualty as an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) soldier who was killed. The city is located near the Iraqi border. As of Sunday evening, no official statement from the Iranian government has been reported.
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