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2 IRGC members shot dead at home in Iran, in what state media calls ‘terrorism’

Two IRGC members were shot dead at their home in western Iran amid reports of terrorist activity and border escalations.

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Two IRGC members were shot dead at home in western Iran during a wave of attacks described by state media as terrorism. Reports indicated clashes with Kurdish rebels and a subsequent bust of a terrorist team in northwest Iran.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Where it stands

Two members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) were killed by unknown gunmen at their home in western Iran. Simultaneously, the IRGC reports having busted a terrorist team in the northwest of the country.

Coverage from state media and The Times of Israel describes the killings as terrorism. Other reports, including those from The Jerusalem Post and Iran International, emphasize clashes between Kurdish rebels and the IRGC, characterizing the situation as a major border escalation.

Future developments depend on the outcome of the IRGC's operations against the reported terrorist team and the progression of clashes in the northwest border regions.

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How many IRGC members were killed?

Two IRGC members were shot dead.

Where did the attacks take place?

The attacks occurred in western and northwestern Iran.

Who is being linked to the unrest?

The Jerusalem Post reports clashes between Kurdish rebels and the IRGC.

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