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Shot at his door: Suleimani associate killed by gunmen in Iran - Walla! news

2020-01-22T20:16:07.948Z


Abdulhussain Mujami, a senior of the Basij militia from Khoshan Province, was eliminated by two people on a motorcycle. He was described as one of the "Protectors of Sacred Places" - a hint of his participation in the fighting in Iraq ...


Shot at his doorway: An associate with Sulimani was eliminated by Iranian gunmen

Abdulhussain Mujami, a senior of the Basij militia from Khoshan Province, was eliminated by two people on a motorcycle. He was described as one of the "Protectors of the Holy Places" - a hint of his participation in the battles in Iraq and Syria. No organization accepted responsibility, but the province where an Arab minority lived was the focus of the fuel protest and dozens were killed

Shot at his doorway: An associate with Sulimani was eliminated by Iranian gunmen

Photo: Reuters, Edit: Amit Simcha

Armed Forces in Southwestern Iran Assassin's Senior Assassin's Militia at Home Doors - Iran's official news agency reported Wednesday. US Army in Iraq.

According to the report, the senior in Basij - subject to the Revolutionary Guards - was shot dead at the door of his home yesterday by two people riding a motorcycle. No organization accepted responsibility for the elimination. He was described by Irna as one of the "Protectors of the Holy Places", a nickname given to security forces fighting in Iraq or Syria against the Islamic State (ISIS).

The province of Khoshan, where an Arab minority lives, was one of the protesters against rising fuel prices last November. On Saturday, the United States imposed sanctions on a Revolutionary Guards general in the county, which commanded units that Washington is responsible for killing civilians.

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According to the US State Department, which cited numerous media outlets and information transmitted to it through a hot line, at least 148 protesters were killed as Revolutionary Guards opened fire on machine guns and set fire to an marshy area where protesters hid in the city of Mashar. Tehran rejected the death toll, saying security forces confronted "rioters" who were trying to attack industrial facilities and a strategic assembly line.

The November protests, which soon took on a political nature against the regime, were suppressed with the most severe violence since the Islamic Republic came into existence 40 years ago.

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