Suicide Bombings

Suicide bomb attack which dissolve dihelat meeting Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Seven commander of Iran's elite forces were killed

Total, at least 20 people were killed, including several senior members and some tribal leaders.

''In this terrorist attack killed seven commanders. Among General Shustari Nur-Ali, the deputy army chief and a senior Revolutionary Guards in the elite Qods force in the Guard; General Mohammad-Zadeh, commander of Revolutionary Guards in the Sistan-Baluchestan Province, the City Commander and Commander of the uni Iranshahr Amir al-Momenin. And, three other commanders from Kerman province,''explained Revolutionary Guards forces, told AFP yesterday (18/10).

The meeting was about to deliver true local leaders Shi'ite and Sunni communities in Pisheen, Sistan-Baluchestan province near the Pakistan border. The explosion occurred at 8:00 (11:30 GMT) in front of the local gymnasium in Pisheen.

According to IRIB, and Fars, the bombing occurred at the gate of the conference hall in the province of Sistan-Baluchestan when guards Revolutionary Guards were preparing the meeting. ''The attacker detonated (the bomb) who tied on his body,''said the Iranian Revolutionary Guards as reported by Reuters yesterday (18/10).

Sunni rebel group, suspected of masterminding Jundullah of these explosions. Jundullah party confirmed the accusation. Some observers assess Jundullah involved with several alliances, including the Taliban spies and Pakistani ISI. Also with the network of Al Qaeda Sunni Islam.

Jundullah allegedly was behind several attacks on Iranian territory. because they are known to be strongly opposed the Shiite-dominated government of Iran. They claimed responsibility for bomb attacks on Shiite mosques in May that killed 25 people. Group who claimed God's Army is to defend himself by saying that they fought to defend the rights of the Sunni minority in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Terrorist objective''is to disrupt the economic progress in this area. But the Revolutionary Guards, of course, will act to deploy more troops to establish security in the region,''said a spokesman for the parliament, Ali Larijani.

The Iranian government and the Revolutionary Guards forces also blame foreigners for the attack. They accused foreign parties deliberately create instability in the region in the southeastern border of Pakistan and Afghanistan it. Aladdin Borujerdi, a senior parliamentarian and head of the parliamentary commission for national security and foreign policy of Iran pointed to the U.S. as the foreign party. However, Washington firmly brushed it off.

Iran had earlier accused the British and U.S. Jundullah supporting rebel movements in some border areas, especially in the province of Sistan-Baluchestan.

''The enemy of the Islamic revolution, especially the United States is the main supporter of the terrorist network,''said Borujerdi reported.

''There is no doubt, cruel acts and this inhumane included in the strategy of the devil and an enemy alien regime that tried to destroy the unity of Shiite and Sunni,''said the Revolutionary Guards.

This attack was the deadliest since the bombing in February 2007 and in the capital Zahedan Sitan-Baluchestan province. At that time the death toll reached 13 people. And terrorist violence often occurs in Sitan-Baluchestan province. Sunni residents of the Baluch minority and the Shi'ite population as the majority population. This province often became the scene of the clash between the security forces, Sunni insurgents and drug dealers