A suicide assault on February 13, on a Revolutionary Guards transport in southeastern Iran slaughtered 27 individuals.
"The suicide assault on an Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps staff transport occurred on the Khash-Zahedan street," IRNA said.
"This fear monger act happened a brief timeframe back, and as indicated by reports, somewhere around 20 have been martyred and 20 have been injured," an educated source told IRNA.
An image discharged by the Fars news office demonstrated a mass of curved metal at the scene.
The Guards issued an announcement affirming the assault. It said the troops were coming back from the outskirt.
"In this suicide assault, a vehicle topped with explosives passed over next to a transport conveying a unit of the Guards ground powers causing the affliction and injuring of some of the defenders of our fringe."
The assault occurred in the southeastern area of Sistan.
On January 29, three individuals from an Iranian bomb squad were sent to the scene of a blast in Zahedan, the capital of Sistan Baluchistan area, were injured when a second gadget exploded as they were endeavoring to defuse it, police said at the time.
What's more, toward the beginning of December a year ago, two individuals were killed and around 40 others injured in the port city of Chabahar, likewise in Sistan Baluchistan, in an assault which Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif at the time accused on "remote sponsored fanatics".
The bloodiest assault as of late to have hit Iran occurred in September when attackers slaughtered 24 individuals at a military procession in the southwestern city of Ahvaz.
In July no less than 10 individuals from the Revolutionary Guards were murdered when radicals assaulted one of their bases along the outskirt with Iraq.