
Three Iranian Security Personnel Killed in Sistan-Balochestan Attack
Three Iranian security personnel were killed in an armed attack in Sistan and Balochestan province of Iran. The incident happened on Thursday when police patrol officers from the relief unit in Saravan district were targeted.
The officers had been providing security for citizens in the area at the time of the attack. They came under gunfire, leading to the deaths of three security personnel.
The Sistan and Baluchestan police information center said that the attack targeted the police patrol officers from the relief unit. The center said police are working to identify those responsible for the attack.
The center said they are working to arrest the perpetrators. The information about the attack was also provided by Fars News Agency.
The officers from the relief unit were on duty providing security for citizens when the gunfire occurred. Police continue their work to identify and arrest the individuals involved in the armed attack that killed the three Iranian security personnel.
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