The
Iranian Intelligence Ministry said in a Wednesday statement that in
one operation, security forces discovered no less than 23 remote
controlled bombs that terrorists were going to use in order to wreak
havoc in the eastern parts of the country.
Terrorists
had managed to carry the bombs over Iran's eastern borders and sneak
them into the country using help from Saudi intelligence agencies,
according to the statement.
The
ministry said another shipment of explosives complete with
bomb-making equipment were seized from a terrorist group in the
western province of Kordestan.
The
materials, captured from a "separatist" militant group in
the border town of Mariwan, included military-grade material such as
TNT, C4, explosive kits and electronic charges.
The
statement did not reveal further details about the identities of the
terrorists or their possible targets.
Saudi
officials have on several occasions made open calls for instability
in Iran.
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