According to the state media on Monday, a second person has been detained by Iranian security forces for his involvement in the “terrorist” attack last week on an ISIS-adopted religious shrine in the city of Shiraz.
Today, Monday, the Iranian media reported that the Ministry of Intelligence has detained six individuals for their alleged involvement in the Sherz incident in southwest Iran.
The bomber known as “Shah Jarag” who targeted pilgrims to the Ahmed bin Musa shrine in Shiraz was dead, according to the deputy governor of Faris on Friday. The Iranian official continued, “Despite all the attempts to keep him alive, the bomber died after his capture.
Ismail Khatib, the security minister for Iran, declared today that a second suspect in the attack had been detained.
15 people have been killed, according to the authorities, since the shooting of a man named Hamid Bakhshan, who was identified by the local media. The official claimed on Saturday that the latter passed away as a result of injuries received during his arrest following his execution.
According to the official “IRNA” agency, the governor’s assistant, Ismail, loved Pur, stated that “the second individual (Al -Dalea) in the terrorist act on the holy site, which gave support (for the attack port), was detained.”
Port lovers confirmed that the second person did not enter the campus of the shrine, which is the most prominent in southern Iran, without specifying the nature of the role he played in the process.
The incident, which was the deadliest in Iran since 2019, was carried out, and Iranian officials, led by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Ibrahim Raisi, promised to “punish” those guilty.
At the burial services for the deceased performed on Saturday, Iranian protesters carried signs denouncing recent “riots” in their nation.
The attack’s perpetrator, ISIS, took the blame.
The attack in Shiraz happened at the same time that Iranians have been protesting since September 16 in response to the death of Amini, who was detained by the Ethics Police in Tehran after failing to follow the Islamic Republic’s rigorous clothing codes.
On the fringes of the demonstrations, hundreds of people were detained in actions prompted by slogans against the Iranian government and what officials refer to as “riots,” along with security personnel and protestors.
Iranian intelligence detains six of those responsible for the Shiraz incident.
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