Iranian state-linked media reports that two members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed yesterday in what was described as a 'terror attack' in the city of Paveh, Kermanshah Province, western Iran. The identity of the assailant and further details remain unconfirmed.
Tuesday morning reports from Iranian state-aligned media state that two members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed yesterday in a 'terror attack' in Paveh, Kermanshah Province, western Iran. A separate unverified report cited by a single source claimed the killings were carried out by an 'assassin,' without naming or attributing the attack to any group. Israeli media outlet N13 (Army Radio) relayed the incident via its affiliated channel, based on the Iranian reports. As The Zioneer previously reported (June 16), the IRGC has been investigating alleged security breaches in recent weeks, though no direct link to this incident has been established. The identity of the attacker and the circumstances surrounding the deaths remain unconfirmed.
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