02.05.2026 01:52
In Iran's Zanjan province, the explosion of unexploded ordnance left over from previous attacks caused a major disaster. During search and clearance operations, 14 members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed in the blast, and it was reported that a large quantity of munitions in the area was destroyed.
In Iran's Zanjan province, 14 soldiers lost their lives when unexploded ordnance from previous attacks detonated. The incident occurred during search-and-sweep operations in the area.
EXPLOSION DURING SEARCH-AND-SWEEP
According to the semi-official Fars News Agency, the explosion happened while identifying ordnance left over from US and Israeli attacks. The detonating munitions caused significant casualties among members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps serving in the region.
14 SOLDIERS KILLED, 2 SOLDIERS WOUNDED
It was reported that 14 soldiers were killed in the explosion, while 2 others were injured. The injured soldiers are reportedly receiving treatment.
THOUSANDS OF MUNITIONS DESTROYED
Authorities announced that over 15,000 unexploded munitions have been identified and destroyed as part of ongoing operations in the area. Search-and-sweep activities are reported to continue.