At least six people died and 22 were injured in an attack armed by the Jaish Al-Adl group in a court in the disturbing province of Sistan-Baluchestan of Iran on Saturday, state media reported.
Three attackers were killed, according to the report of IRNA.
Jaish Al-ADL confirmed the death of its three members in the confrontations with security forces in Zahedan, the capital of the province of Southeast of Southeast that borders Pakistan and Afghanistan.
A small child and a 60 -year -old woman were among those killed, as well as three soldiers and application personnel assigned to the Court, said the head of the Judicial Province IRNA. He did not identify the sixth dead person.
He said the attackers wore explosive vests and wore grenades. It was not clear if they had detonated them.
Jaish Al-Adl, who attributed the responsibility of the attack in a statement in his telegram account, said he had killed at least 30 members of the Judiciary and security forces.
He said he attacked the judges and court personnel, whom he accused of issuing death sentences and demolition orders of the house to the citizens of Baluch.
“Let’s warn all the judges and employees of the Judiciary that Balucostan will no longer be a safe place for them and death will follow them as scary shadows to compensation,” the group said in his statement.
He blamed the security forces for the death of civilians, saying that they had shot indiscriminately.
Sistan-Baluchestan is the home of the Muslim Baloch Sunita de Iran, who has long complained about economic marginalization and political exclusion.
The Baloch Haalvsh human rights group, citing eyewitnesses, said that several members of the judicial personnel and the security personnel were killed or injured when the assailants broke into the cameras of the judges.
Sistan-Baluchestan is frequently beaten by clashes between security forces and armed groups, including militants and separatists who say they are fighting for greater rights and autonomy. Tehran accuses some of them of ties with foreign powers and participation in smuggling and cross -border insurgency.
