Doubts over the authenticity of the Iranian novel about the attack that targeted a shrine in the city of Shiraz and attributed to ISIS, where several parties have been accused of a former revolutionary official of the attack.
The former head of Iranian Revolutionary Guard intelligence and cleric Hussein February were accused by the first Iranian TV network (TV1irib sima), according to a channel on the Telegram app.
The channel made reference to the Shiraz attack and linked the “seizure” of the regime following the nationwide demonstrations that began in September of last year. Chants on the channel targeted Ali Khamenei, burned Khomeini’s portraits, injured Basij and Revolutionary Guard members, and exposed the nation and its gang to danger.
Additionally, Hussein, a deputy in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard intelligence presidency, was said to have been fired due to his inactivity and labour by the Iranian first network channel.
The programme continued, “But by orchestrating the tragic Shah Merchar tragedy, this dirty and suspicious gang allegedly disrupted internal and international strands to hang the regime.
The Iranian Radio and Television Authority’s channel then gave some information about the Shiraz attack and identified the attacker as Amail Hussein Al-Miber.
She pointed out that security officials in Shah Treachi, who opened the gates to Hussein’s agent, to enter the weapon easily to the shrine, are also complicit.
It is significant that on Wednesday, an armed attack at the Shah Treachian Mosque—which houses a shrine for the brothers Ahmed and Muhammad Ibn Musa Al-Kazim—targeted several celebrities and resulted in the deaths of 15.
Although ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack in a message posted on a Telegram channel attributed to it, most Iranian activists questioned social media sites, especially many who were familiar with the veracity of the official novel.
The “Shiraz attack” As a revolutionary guards, allegations are pursued
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