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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (20) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Iran Guards warn U.S. of "fallout" over bomb attack 7:32am EDT Ancient ship unearthed at World Trade Center site 15 Jul 2010 WRAPUP 8-Capped BP Gulf well under scrutiny, Obama cautious 16 Jul 2010 Chavez "communes" stoke Venezuela democracy debate 15 Jul 2010 "Inception" a dream job for composer Zimmer 16 Jul 2010 Fidel Castro appears again, warns of war 16 Jul 2010 U.S. bank results portend investment bank woes 16 Jul 2010 More tests needed on BP's capped oil well | Video 11:30am EDT Defiant Jobs stands by iPhone 4, dishes out cases | Video 16 Jul 2010 Wall St Week Ahead: Earnings to drive stocks after ugly data 16 Jul 2010 Tired Gay succumbs to Dix in 200 meters 03 Jul 2010 Iran Guards warn U.S. of "fallout" over bomb attack 7:32am EDT Ancient ship unearthed at World Trade Center site 15 Jul 2010 Factbox: A look at the costs of Afghan war to U.S. taxpayers 16 Jul 2010 "Inception" a dream job for composer Zimmer 16 Jul 2010 Obama casts Republicans as party of the rich 10:12am EDT NATO not winning Afghan hearts and minds: poll 1:01am EDT Mexico blames drug cartel for deadly car bomb | Video 12:27am EDT Handling China mega-IPO brings prestige ... and pain 22 Jun 2010 Abbas clarifies terms for direct Mideast talks 9:16am EDT Iran Guards warn U.S. of "fallout" over bomb attack Digg This Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Factbox Factbox: Jundollah, Iran's Sunni Muslim rebels Fri, Jul 16 2010 Related News Jundollah bombs kill 28 in Iran Fri, Jul 16 2010 Obama condemns bombing of Iran mosque Fri, Jul 16 2010 Analysis: Iran bombs send rebels' message of survival Fri, Jul 16 2010 At least 21 killed in Iran suicide attacks Thu, Jul 15 2010 Related Topics World » By Ramin Mostafavi and Hashem Kalantari TEHRAN | Sat Jul 17, 2010 7:32am EDT TEHRAN (Reuters) - The United States will face "fallout" from a deadly rebel bomb attack in southeast Iran, a senior Revolutionary Guards commander was quoted as saying on Saturday by a semi-official Iranian news agency. Massoud Jazayeri did not elaborate on what he meant. Iran has accused arch-foe Washington of backing Jundollah, the group that claimed responsibility for Thursday's blasts that killed 28 people and wounded 306, including members of the Guards. "Jundollah has been supported by America for its terrorist acts in the past ... America will have to await the fallout of such criminal and savage measures," said Jazayeri, deputy head of the dominant ideological wing of Iran's armed forces. Jundollah, a Sunni Muslim rebel group, said it set off the bombs at a prominent Shi'ite Muslim mosque in the city of Zahedan in retaliation for the Islamic Republic's execution in June of Jundollah leader Abdolmalek Rigi. Iran says Jundollah has links to Sunni Islamist al Qaeda and in the past has accused Pakistan, Britain and the United States of backing Jundollah to create instability in the southeast of predominantly Shi'ite Iran. All three countries have denied this, and Jundollah denies having any association with al Qaeda. Mohammad Hassan Rahimian, an envoy of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei at the funeral, also blamed Washington for the attack, the official news agency IRNA reported. U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday condemned the bombing and said those responsible must be brought to account. "The murder of innocent civilians in their place of worship is an intolerable offense, and those who carried it out must be held accountable," Obama said in a statement. The United States is embroiled in a stand-off with Iran over its nuclear program, which Tehran insists is for peaceful energy purposes but Washington and other world powers suspect is a cover to develop the means to build atom bombs. Tehran and Washington severed diplomatic relations shortly after Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution. Jundollah, which says it is fighting for the rights of Iran's Sunni Muslim minority, said Rigi's relatives carried out the bombings targeting a Revolutionary Guards gathering. The bodies of those killed were buried on Saturday in a ceremony in Zahedan attended by tens of thousands of people, according to Iranian state television. Live footage showed the coffins, shrouded in Iranian flags, being carried on trucks with mourners chanting "Death to America" and demanding punishment of the attackers. Iran arrested Rigi in February, four months after Jundollah claimed responsibility for a bombing which killed dozens of people, including 15 members of the Guards. That was the deadliest attack in Iran since the 1980s. Zahedan is the capital of Sistan-Baluchestan province on the border with Sunni Muslim Pakistan. The province is dogged by serious security problems with frequent clashes between Iranian police and drug dealers and bandits. A senior police official, Ahmadreza Radan, warned that Iran had a right to "pursue rebels inside Pakistan territory ... Iran has limited patience. Instability in Sistan-Baluchestan is rooted abroad (where) there is lack of will to confront rebels." He said 40 people "who wanted to create instability" in Zahedan had been arrested there since the latest bombing. Iran is grappling with ethnic and religious tensions in the southeastern province and authorities have responded to attacks by Sunni rebels with a spate of hangings. Human rights groups and the West have condemned the hangings. Iran rejects allegations by rights groups that it discriminates against ethnic and religious minorities. (Writing by Parisa Hafezi; Editing by Mark Heinrich) World Comments See All Comments (20) | Post Comment Jul 17, 2010 8:14am EDT Muslims don’t need a scapegoat to blame for the bombing. They have been killing each other for centuries. phuyayyay Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 8:28am EDT iran must go after them inside pakistan or afghanistan and destroy their safe havens so neighboring countries will know there is price to pay for harboring terrorists ,then they can choose between confronting iran or destroying terrorists andolos Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 8:31am EDT ask yourself, who started suicide bombings and car bombings. who’s idea is it? from which country these deadly acts originates.So no need to cry over spilled milk.. elenore Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 8:42am EDT why blame the US for the bombings???? suicide bombers and car bombers originated where???? elenore Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 8:53am EDT The Iranian government knows that there was no western involvement in the bombings. Iran is one of those frightened governments that is terrified to admit such a thing can happen within their borders. They are afraid to admit they had no power in stopping it. So they tell the people another more sophisticated force had to be responsible. Sounds familiar eh? The web we weave… dicobalt Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 8:54am EDT I believe this thinly veiled threat of facing “fallout” betrays Iran’s real intentions for their bomb. Iran will use the bomb to blackmail or attack its enemies. The United States, Israel, and any other country interested in survival would be smart to attack Iran sooner, rather than later. Incinerate the bomb production sites as soon as possible. goony10 Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 9:22am EDT According to Iran, the US rules the entire universe and Muslims are incapable of learning to create and use a bomb. Wow. I love these people. jarken Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 9:29am EDT Yup, these nuts have ben killing each other for a thousand years. What we need to do is leave the scrubs alone and let them kill each other. HemiHead66 Report As Abusive Jul 17, 2010 9:33am EDT Blaming America for any domestic strife is a time-honored way of bolstering support for the Iranian regime. It’s been going on for a loooong time. I do agree with goony that under constant threat from America and it’s zionist allies Iran will ultimately claim it has choice but to develop the bomb in self defense. pocketdare Report As Abusive See All Comments (20) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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