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RT: Iranian soldier fires at fellow servicemen, kills 4 – local media
An Iranian soldier opened fire on his fellow servicemen at a military air base 10 kilometers to the south of Tehran, IRNA news agency reported. Four soldiers were killed and eight injured in the attack, it said.
The victims were sent to the hospital following the shooting in Kahrizak, according to local health officials, as cited by the IRNA news agency.
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More News On An Insider Attack That Killed 4 And Wounded 8 In An Iranian Air Base
Iranian soldier opens fire on fellow soldiers, killing four- army -- Reuters
Four dead, eight injured as soldier opens fire on Iran military base: army -- AFP
Report: Iranian soldier opens fire at air base, kills 3 -- Times of Israel/AP
Iranian soldier kills 4 of his own in Tehran - local report -- RUDAW
Four dead as soldier opens fire on Iran military base -- TRT
Iranian soldier opens fire on fellow soldiers, killing four -- The Jerusalem Post
4 comments:
All the stories are remarkably similar with a few exceptions, the Daily Mail "weapon misfire" and TRT "the sudden and accidental swiveling of a weapon." Some misfire, some accidental swiveling.
The ethnicity of said soldier?
Azeri?
Baluchi?
Kurd?
Arab?
"The ethnicity of said soldier?"
As you may know so far no answer to that.
I do not expect to get an answer soon if ever.
That is unless it becomes a regular occurrence that the Iranian regime cannot cover up.
You have to get specialty media to know that Baluchis cross into Iran to shoot things up. The Paks do not seem to mind, so long they cannot be pegged with neglect. Same Baluchis cannot shoot things up in Pakistan or there will be Hell to pay.
The MSM does not cover things like this too much. MSM journalism is spotlight or lime light journalism, which flits about like a firefly unless something is at stake for the legislative arm of their party.
I guess I caught onto this when the MSM haphazardly covered Dharfur and Somalia (after 1992). They go long periods of time without reporting.
Coverage is never consistent or an even pull.
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