Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said two of its members were killed on 6 July while removing unexploded ordnance in Khorramabad, the capital of Lorestan province. The men, identified as Ali Bazgir and Hossein Mousavi, were part of a clean-up team dealing with munitions left from last month’s 12-day conflict with Israel. The provincial public-relations office of the IRGC said the explosion occurred during a routine operation to secure areas hit by Israeli air strikes during the short war that began on 13 June. No information on the soldiers’ ranks was released. The incident highlights the continuing danger posed by unexploded munitions in western Iran weeks after active hostilities ceased. Neither Tehran nor Jerusalem has commented on the latest deaths, and the IRGC did not indicate whether additional clearance teams would be deployed to the region.