Terrorist attack on police in Iran: 3 attackers killed in retaliatory firing... one police officer dead

Iran terror attack Saravan: An encounter took place between Iranian police and terrorists in the Saravan city of Iran's Sistan and Baluchistan province on Sunday morning. The police were patrolling when suddenly the terrorists attacked them. In retaliation, the security forces killed three terrorists, while some attackers fled from the spot. The police are now searching for them.

One police officer martyred, one injured

In fact, in this encounter, one Iranian police officer was martyred and another was injured, who has been admitted to the hospital for treatment. This area is adjacent to the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan and has long been considered sensitive in terms of terrorist activities.

Sistan-Baluchistan Remains Unstable

Terrorist and smuggling gangs have long been present in Sistan and Baluchistan province. Armed clashes and instability have been seen here from time to time. Foreign-backed groups are often believed to be behind these incidents.

Allegations Against Israeli Intelligence

Iranian officials say that Israeli intelligence agencies are using terrorist groups active in this area. The search for Israeli agents has been intensified in Iran in recent months. Many terrorists have been arrested, and strict action is being taken.

Iran's big move on MKO

Iran has recently hanged two members of the Mujahideen-e-Khalq Organization (MKO). The Supreme Court had convicted them on charges of waging war against the state and armed rebellion. This organization has previously been involved in the killing of thousands of Iranian citizens and is now running its activities from abroad.

Iran Accuses West Of Protecting Terrorists

Iran has been continuously accusing Western countries of providing protection to terrorists. Iran has been continuously accusing countries like America and Europe of providing protection and support to organizations like MKO. Iranian officials say that despite the violent activities of these organizations, they are being allowed to work openly in Western countries, which is a threat to Iran's security.