Iran Accuses Pakistan, Western Nations of Supporting Attackers

Iranian TV shows General Noor Ali Shooshtari of the Revolutionary Guards, moments before he was killed. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

Iran Blames Pakistan And West For Deadly Suicide Bombing -- The Guardian

Iran vows revenge after blast kills six Revolutionary Guards commanders and 37 others in Sistan-Baluchistan province.

Iran today blamed Pakistan as well as the US and Britain for a suicide bombing that killed six of its commanders and 37 others in one of the country's most unstable provinces.

The head of the Revolutionary Guards, Muhammad Ali Jafari, said Iranian security officials had presented documents indicating "direct ties" linking a Sunni group to US, British and, "unfortunately", Pakistani intelligence organisations, according to the ISNA news agency.

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Iran steps up blame of US, Britain, and Pakistan for bombings -- Christian Science Monitor
Iran accuses U.S., Britain, Pakistan of aiding terrorist rebels -- China View
Iran Says U.S., Britain Behind Attack -- New York Times
Iran Accuses Pakistan, Western Nations of Supporting Attackers -- Voice of America
Iran: US, Britain, Pakistan linked to militants -- AP
Iran vows revenge after claiming bomb attack was carried out by Britain -- the Telegraph
Iranian Revolutionary Guards vow revenge on Britain and US -- Times Online
Iran urges Pakistan to help catch "terrorists" -- Reuters
Iran MP: hunt for "terrorists" may cross into Pakistan -- Reuters
Britain denies involvement in Iran attack -- AFP
Tensions Rise between Pakistan and Iran -- CBS News
Jundallah kills senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commanders -- Long War Journal
Profile: Iran's Jundullah militants -- BBC
Volatile Sistan-Baluchistan Region Is Base for Insurgents -- Wall Street Journal
Analysis: Iran has its own terrorism problem -- Jerusalem Post
Why a Bombing in Iran Could Be Bad News for Obama -- Time Magazine
ANALYSIS - Iran bombing hurts image of Revolutionary Guards -- Reuters