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QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) -- Pakistan police arrested 11 Iranian Revolutionary Guard officers Monday for illegally entering the country, amid tensions over a suicide attack that Tehran alleges was carried out by militants backed by Pakistani intelligence officials.
The 11 were taken into custody in Mashkel, close to the countries' shared border in the southwestern province of Baluchistan, police officer Dadur Raman said. He said officers were interrogating the men and had seized two vehicles.
Six Revolutionary Guard officers were among the 42 people killed Oct. 18 by a suicide bomber on the Iranian side of the border near Pishin. Iranian officials blamed the Sunni rebel group known as Jundallah, or Soldiers of God, in the attack and accused elements of Pakistan's intelligence agency of supporting the group.
Pakistan has vowed to cooperate in capturing any attackers on its side of the border.
Revolutionary Guard are Iran's strongest military force and are directly linked to the ruling clerics under Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The 120,000-strong Guard also controls Iran's missile program, guards its nuclear facilities and has its own ground, naval and air units

میهن پرست نوشته شده:این اشغالا چه طور وقتی ریگی می خواد بیاد تو مرز ایران جلوش رو نمیگیرن .اونوفت تا ایرانی ها رفتن تو مرزشون اینارو گرفتن.