TEHRAN-- A member of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) was eliminated on Saturday night in the city of Semirom, Isfahan, Iranian media reported.The deputy commander of the Isfahan provincial branch of the IRGC, General Morteza Amu Mehdi, revealed Saturday that the member of the IRGC, called Mohsen Rezaei, was shot dead by gunmen in the middle of unrest in the city, which is located 160 km south of Isfahan.According to the regional basic, a number of people unlawfully gathered in front of the office of the governor-general of Semirom County on Saturday and security forces were deployed in the city.
Sometimes, they clashed with rioters, General Amu Mehdi said.
Over the last three months, Iran has actually been dealing with a wave of discontent that broke out in the wake of the death of Mahsa Amini.
Iranian officials have said that the unrest was stage handled by the opponents.
General Ramezan Sharif, the spokesman for the Islamic Revolution of Guards Corps (IRGC), said recently that the Mahsa Amini unrest was the work of the United States, Saudi Arabia, and European countries.The recent advancements, he said, showed that the enemies developed a odd plot with high expenses.
They thought the game was over but the Leader of the Revolution told General Salami several times that nobody ought to be harmed and crackdown ought to be at its lowest.
Anybody killed or martyred in the streets of Tehran and the nation throughout the riots would bring a smile of satisfaction from the enemy.
It takes a great deal of perseverance for you to identify and separate hooligans associated with foreign spy agencies [from others] Thank God, today we are close to this phase or sometimes past it, General Sharif said.Western nations bet on a losing horse when they put all their weight behind the current riots in Iran, but now they have acknowledged their mistake about the unrest, the Iranian Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
The governments that bet on Irans internal advancements bank on a losing horse.
We had actually warned them not to compromise their interests to no avail, Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani told a routine news instruction.
Although Western governments declare that they were not pursuing routine change in Iran, Tehran will never forget their roles in the demonstrations, Kanaani added.Amini, from the Kurdish city of Saqez, passed away on September 16 in the hospital three days after she fainted at a police headquarters.
A medical exam exposed that she had actually passed away due to the fact that of a persistent disease, dismissing rumors that she had suffered a blow to her head or other crucial physical organs.