US attack on park ranger post called latest war crime by Iran

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei Hamaneh condemned the US military aggression against parts of southern Iran, including Hormozgan province, on Tuesday, which resulted in the martyrdom of three members of a family of a park ranger in Hajiabad city. Baghaei wrote on social media, "The list of US crimes against Iranians is getting longer every day, and with each passing day, America reveals a new layer of its hatred against Iran."

On Tuesday morning, the US military attacked an environmental guard post in the village of Seyyed Jowzar, Hajiabad County, north of Hormozgan province, killing three family members of Mr. Javad Hassanzadeh, a hardworking environmentalist. Baghaei described this as the latest example of America's heinous war crimes committed over the past four and a half months, which began with the assassination of Iranian high-ranking officials, including Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, innocent children, women, and men in Tehran, Minab, Lamerd, and other locations.

"Each new crime makes Iranians more determined to pursue justice and prosecute and punish the perpetrators and instigators of these heinous crimes," Baghaei added. The attacks marked another round of US violations of the Iran-US memorandum of understanding and continued military aggression against the country. Officials confirmed that an attack on an environmental protection building in the village of Seyyed Jowzar killed three people.

Meanwhile, Bushehr Governor Mohammad Mozaffari said US forces struck two locations in Bushehr County in three separate waves during the early hours of Tuesday. He said the attacks hit one area in the city of Bushehr and another near the city of Choghadak, describing them as part of Washington's continued hostile actions and repeated violations of the Islamabad memorandum of understanding. According to Mehr News Agency, these incidents highlight ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.