Al-Madinah News:- Iran’s media reported that three members of the security forces, including a Revolutionary Guard officer, were killed by “riots”, on Tuesday, in light of protests in the country against the background of the death of the young woman, Muhsa Amini.
Since September 16, Iran has been witnessing protests that followed the death of the young Muhsa Amini, 22, three days after her arrest by the Ethics Police.
Dozens, including members of the security forces, were spent on the sidelines of the protests interspersed with the raising of anti -authorities, and officials considered a large part, including “riots”. The judiciary was charged with more than two thousand detainees against the background of the moves.
On Tuesday, Iranian cities witnessed several movements to commemorate people who were killed during bloody protests in the country in November 2019, against a sudden government decision to raise fuel prices. The official news agency “IRNA” reported that three of the “security defenders” were killed in various cities on Tuesday.
It quoted a military source as saying that the Revolutionary Guards Colonel Reza Al -Diasi was killed “by unknown rioters in the Kurdish majority” in the West Azerbaijan province in northwestern Iran.
She explained that al -Diasi died “after he was hit by a pistol from one of the rioters,” according to “Sky News”.
In addition, another element of the guards, Reza Azibar who was “defending security”, was killed by gunfire by “unknown persons” in the city of Kameran, Kurdistan Governorate in the west of the country, according to “IRNA”.
In the southern city of Shiraz, an element of the Revolutionary Guards packing forces “due to riots” was killed on Tuesday evening, according to the same source.
The agency quoted the Public Prosecutor of Fares Mustafa Bahraini as saying that “during the riots, one of the students of the Hawza was transferred from the mobilization forces in Shiraz to the hospital as a result of the rioters’ dumping a Molotov bottle, after which he was wounded, and the medical staff’s efforts did not succeed in saving. His life.
Since the protests began two months ago, Iranian official media reported that more than 30 security forces have been killed in incidents linked to “riots”. In addition, at least six elements of the Revolutionary Guards were killed in bloody events in the city of Zahedan, the center of Sistan Balochistan, southeastern Iran, on September 30, according to the French News Agency..
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