Iran urges Pakistan to ensure border security
Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi called on Pakistan to avert insecurity along the common border after Pakistani-based terrorists launched a deadly attack on an Iranian Police station in Sistan and Baluchestan province.
MEHR: Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi called on Pakistan to avert insecurity along the common border after Pakistani-based terrorists launched a deadly attack on an Iranian Police station in Sistan and Baluchestan province.
The interior minister on Sunday paid a visit to the Police headquarters in Rask, where 11 Police forces were martyred in a terrorist attack on Friday.
Vahidi said the investigation found that members of the terrorist group had crossed the border from Pakistan and entered the southeastern Iranian province of Sistan and Baluchestan at nighttime.
“We call on the government of Pakistan to take action to protect and secure its border and not allow the terrorist groups to create dens on its soil,” the minister stated.
He also noted that the perpetrators of the terrorist attack will be soon brought to justice with the efforts of the Iranian security, military and law enforcement forces and a “terrible revenge” awaits them.
In the early hours of Friday, gunmen of the "Jaish al-Adl" (better known in Iran as Jaish al-Dhulm) terrorist group stormed the police station in Rask, killing 11 servicemen and injuring a number of others.
