Six terrorists killed in Iran, linked to America and Israel
Iranian intelligence forces have neutralized a terrorist group in the country’s southeast Sistan and Baluchestan province, killing six militants, capturing two others, and seizing a large cache of modern weapons, vehicles, and other operational equipment, reports Tasnim.
The representative of the Ministry of Intelligence in Sistan and Baluchestan stated that the main operational group consisted of seven non-Iranian origin terrorists, armed with laser-guided RPG-7s, American-made M4 and M16 rifles, hand grenades, under-barrel grenade launchers, explosive-laden vests, portable radios, large quantities of ammunition, and anti-personnel weapons.
During the operation, several vehicles, motorcycles, and related equipment were also confiscated. The terrorist group intended to strike one of the key facilities in eastern Iran. The intended target bore a strong resemblance to the military facilities that Israel attacked during a 12-day war, indicating connections between the terrorist group and Israel, the media writes.
Investigations have revealed that the group underwent special military training, including exercises on a model of the alleged target. This preparation aligned with operational schemes previously associated with the Israeli
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