Iran says Kurds killed 22 guardsmen

          
          Iran says Kurds killed 22 guardsmen
          The Sun (183 7-1985); Oct 9, 1979; ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Baltimore Sun, The (1837-1986)
          pg. A2
          says Kurds killed 22 guardsmen
          Tehran (Reuter)—Kurdish guerrillas central authorities o the unofficial head
          killed 22 Islamic revolutionary guards in of state, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
          an ambush on a rural road In central The state radiO, In a report on the
          Kurdistan, the official Pars news agency ambush, said 10 revolutIonary guards
          said yesterday. were also Injured and 33 were captured
          Itwasthehlghestlonssofarreported bytheKurdishrebels..
          among themilitia force, which has been In Paris, Foreign Minister Ibrahim
          conducting anti-rebel operations In the Yazdi said Iran's new Islamic rulers bad
          Kurdish region With the support of the no intention of “exporting”, their revo]u
          regular armed forces. - lion to neighboring countries.
          The agency said the attack took place But he added that “the Iranlanrevo-
          Sunday night and described the rebels as lution has bad an enormous Impact In
          members of the banned Kurdish Demo- neighboring countries. This Is not our
          cratie Party, which earlier this year fault”
          staged a fun-scale rebellion against the Asked If Wan would take part In an
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          eventual conference for security In the
          Persian Gulf area, Mr. Yazdi said his
          country's view was that the potential
          dangers to security must first be agreed
          upon.
          Mr. Yadi, one of Ayatollah Khomei-
          ni's cloiest associates, was asked how
          long Mebdi Bazargan' would remain
          prime minister after his public protests
          at curbs on his government's powers by
          the Islamic Revolutionary Council.
          lie said a new premier would be
          named after elections for a president,
          expected withIn the next two months;