The Iranian army says an attack on a border post in Marivan killed one serviceman and injured another; authorities blamed PJAK, which had no documented immediate response.
Iran’s army said one serviceman was killed and another injured in an armed attack on a border post in Marivan, in the country’s western Kurdistan province.
The army’s 328th Brigade said the attack took place at about 3 a.m. local time.
The brigade said two FPV suicide drones and RPG rockets were used.
Iranian authorities blamed PJAK for the attack.
No immediate response from PJAK was documented.
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