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A police captain has been killed in Iran’s restive southeast in an attack claimed by a militant grou
A police captain has been killed in Iran’s restive southeast in an attack claimed by a militant group, local media reported on Saturday. Captain Abolghassem Piri from the police command in Suran village in Sistan-Baluchistan province on the border with Pakistan “was assassinated by armed criminals”, the news agency reported, citing police. The militant group Jaish al-Adl (Army of Justice) claimed the attack in a message on . said the attack took place “inside a store where the owner was killed in the shooting”. One of Iran’s poorest regions, Sistan-Baluchistan has long been by unrest involving drug-smuggling gangs, rebels from the Baluchi minority and extremists. On September 12, three policemen were killed in Mirjaveh in the same region in an attack also claimed by Jaish al-Adl. The group also two attacks in April that killed at least 15 security personnel in the province.
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