Overnight in Mashhad, northeast Iran, a speeding car drove into a pro-government and armed-forces support rally, killing four and injuring 10, Nour News reported. Razavi Khorasan traffic police chief Mohsen Mousa‑Abadi said the vehicle first hit another car, then struck a guardrail and road signs before entering the crowd; the driver has been arrested and preliminary checks indicated an impaired mental state. Authorities said there are no signs of a political motive and have classified the incid

Overnight in Mashhad, northeast Iran, a speeding car drove into a pro-government and armed-forces support rally, killing four and injuring 10, Nour News reported. Razavi Khorasan traffic police chief Mohsen Mousa‑Abadi said the vehicle first hit another car, then struck a guardrail and road signs before entering the crowd; the driver has been arrested and preliminary checks indicated an impaired mental state. Authorities said there are no signs of a political motive and have classified the incident as a traffic accident.