According to Jin10, a car drove into a rally in Mashhad, northeastern Iran, that was supporting the Iranian government and armed forces, killing 4 people and injuring 10. According to Nour News, Mohsen Mousa-Abadi, head of the traffic police department in Razavi Khorasan Province, said the speeding car first collided with another vehicle, then lost control, hit a safety barrier and traffic signs, and drove into the crowd. Mousa-Abadi said initial checks showed the arrested driver was in poor mental condition, but he did not disclose the driver's specific situation. There is currently no sign that the incident had a political motive, and the authorities have classified it as a traffic accident.