Shooting at the Lanjan Governor's Office in Isfahan

Reports from Iran indicate that gunfire was directed at the security post of the Lanjan County Governor's Office in Isfahan Province by two motorcyclists. These two motorcyclists shot at the police kiosk and Export Bank using a shotgun and fled towards the city of Varnamkhast. According to the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), there was one police officer and two conscript soldiers stationed at the kiosk who were not harmed, and only the kiosk's windows were broken. This report comes after street protests in various cities of Iran continued for the sixth consecutive day in response to the country's economic and political situation. Reports indicate that at least 21 people have been killed and over a thousand arrested during these protests. Several counties in Isfahan Province, including Shahinshahr, Khomeini Shahr, Najafabad, Qahderijan, Fooladshahr, and Kahrizsang, have been reported as some of the most unrestful areas in recent days. On Tuesday, videos circulated on social media showing intense clashes in Qahderijan and an attack on a police station in that county, resulting in at least six deaths. The governor of Falavarjan in Isfahan Province stated that 'the police officers tolerated the rioters until they entered the police station's courtyard, but when the rioters attempted to disarm the officers, a decisive response was made, resulting in several deaths.' It has been reported that some protesters in this county also attacked the foundation of Ayatollah Khamenei and set its building on fire. In Kahrizsang, Najafabad County, it was reported that gunfire from a shotgun towards security forces resulted in several injuries and the death of a member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). In Shahinshahr and Khomeini Shahr, three and two people were killed, respectively, with reports indicating that one of the victims in Khomeini Shahr was a teenage boy. Another report indicated that the political-security deputy governor of Lorestan announced the arrest of an individual who allegedly caused a fire truck to hit two citizens, resulting in their deaths. He stated that intelligence ministry forces identified and arrested the 'main perpetrator of this incident' outside the province. Prior to this, news had emerged about two people being killed and at least six injured during protests in Doroud County. After six days of street protests in Iran, reports indicate that Tehran has calmed down due to the extensive presence of security forces in the streets. However, sporadic unrest continues in various cities in the provinces of Alborz, Fars, Khuzestan, and Kurdistan. The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, the Supreme National Security Council, Hassan Rouhani, and a significant number of reformist figures, as well as the Combatant Clergy Association, have accused 'enemies' and foreign agents of being involved in the recent protests in Iran.