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Islamic Revolutionary Guards arrest man accused of attacking checkpoint

May 5, 2026, 09:31 GMT+1

Islamic Revolutionary Guards arrested a man accused of attacking a checkpoint with a vehicle in Iran’s western province of Lorestan, the IRGC commander in Chegeni said on Tuesday.

The commander said the incident happened on April 30 at the entrance to Sarab-e Dowreh and wounded a member of Basij forces at the checkpoint.

He said the suspect was handed over to judicial authorities.

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