According to an Iran Press report, Behrouz Ne'mati, the spokesman for the executive committee of the parliament declared that the unofficial session of the Majlis on Tuesday 2 October will deal with the Ahwaz terror attack.
Ne'mati added: "Bearing in mind that various Takfiri terror groups are present in Iraq, Syria and other regional countries, we must be very vigilant and not allow Takfiri terrorists to enter Iran easily. There must be no dent in our armour, and no way for the Takfiris to enter our soil. We need to be tough, and give a crushing and robust response to the terrorists."
Various reports will be presented to the parliament on the different aspects of the terror attack and also the immediate response to the attack.
The minister of intelligence, Alawi, the minister of interior, Rahmani Fazli, the governor of Khuzestan province, Shariati, and a top official from the Joint Chief of Staff of the armed forces, Ashtiani , will all present their reports to the parliament (Majlis) on Tuesday, and will answer questions from MPs.
On October 1st, Iran launched missiles attack on east of Euphrates in eastern Syria to target culprits of the recent terror attack in the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz.
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) announced in a statement that the strike took place in early Monday by the IRGC’s Aerospace Division, killing and injuring a large number of Takfiri terrorists and ringleaders of the September 22 attack.
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The Monday retaliatory attack came 9 days after more than 20 people were martyred in Ahvaz terrorist attack, which was simultaneously claimed by the Saudi Arabia-linked al-Ahwaziya terrorist group, and the Daesh Takfiri terror outfit, which is suspected of receiving Saudi patronage.
