Car Hits Pro-Government Gathering in Iran, Killing Four
- A car hit a gathering of supporters of Iran's government and armed forces in Mashhad, killing four people and injuring more than ten, according to several Iranian media reports.
- The car lost control after colliding with another vehicle and then drove into the crowd, as reported by Mohsen Mousa-Abadi, head of Razavi Khorasan Province's traffic police.
- The driver was arrested and found to be not in a normal state; authorities described the incident as a traffic accident without a clear political motive.
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In Mashhad, Iran, a speeding car lost control and crashed into a crowd of government and armed forces supporters, killing four people and injuring more than ten.
A car drove into a pro-regime rally in Mashhad, northeastern Iran, on Wednesday night. Four people were killed and more than a dozen others were injured in the incident. The car drove into the crowd after a previous collision with another vehicle.
A car reached a concentration of supporters of the Iranian government and armed forces in the city of Mashhad, in the north-east of the country, during the early hours of Wednesday (2), killing four people and wounding more than 10, reported several Iranian media vehicles. A high-speed car first collided with another vehicle, lost control and then invaded the crowd after hitting security barriers and signs, told Noor News, quoting Mohsen Mousa-A…
4 killed after speeding car crashes into pro-government rally in Iran
A speeding car ploughed into a gathering of supporters of Iran's government and armed forces in Mashhad, killing four people and injuring more than 10. Authorities said the driver was arrested, found not in a normal state, and there was no immediate sign of a political motive.
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