Iranian Forces Raid Terrorist Hideouts In Sistan & Baluchestan; American Weapons, Bombs Seized
/ Jul 12, 2025, 02:30AM IST
In a major counterterrorism operation, Iran's IRGC claims to have raided hideouts linked to 'Israel-linked operatives' inside Sistan and Baluchistan. The elite force says it recovered a massive cache of U.S.-made weapons, explosives, remote detonators, and IEDs allegedly intended for attacks on crowded civilian areas, as per Press TV. Tehran says the terror cell was aiming to take revenge on local populations for backing the Islamic Republic. Watch
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