Heavy clashes have broken out between gunmen and Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) forces in Iran's western Kermanshah province, according to a single report. The brief dispatch from an Iranian source provides no details on casualties or the identity of the armed groups.
A single Iranian-origin report carries the first indication of renewed clashes in western Iran's Kermanshah province, describing 'heavy clashes' between armed groups and IRGC forces. The report, posted late Monday night, provides no further information — no casualty toll, no named group, and no specific location within the province. The report follows The Zioneer's previous coverage of IRGC clashes with Kurdish militias along the Iran-Iraq border (29 June: sporadic shelling reported) and an earlier exchange of fire in southern Iran (10 June). Both those episodes involved Kurdish separatist groups on the western frontier. Without corroboration or additional detail, the picture remains fragmented.
3 developments
- DevelopingClashes erupt between Iran's IRGC and Kurdish militias on western border
- ConfirmedIran's Revolutionary Guard says fire exchanges continue in southern Iran
- StrongClashes reported between protesters and Basij in Mashhad, Qom, and Tehran
- DevelopingVideo surfaces of Basij forces attacking protesters in Iran
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