The leader of a Sunni terrorist group fighting against Shiites in Iran says his organization has close links with the CIA. The head of the Jundullah group was captured earlier this week in the south of the country. Abol-malik Rigi says he met the US agents in Pakistan, who promised support for carrying out terrorist [...]
Iran arrests suspects in suicide bombing that killed top Revolutionary Guard commanders
Islamabad has informed Tehran that Jundallah (or Soldiers of God), the Pakistan-based anti-Shia militant outfit, which has claimed responsibility for the October 18 deadly suicide attack in Zahedan, targeting Iranian Revolutionary Guards, is carrying out coordinated terrorist operations with the help of the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LJ), to undermine Pak-Iran ties.
An Iranian member of parliament on Monday raised the prospect of a possible cross-border military operation into Pakistan against the terrorist group blamed for a deadly attack on the elite Revolutionary Guards.
Iranian accusations of Western backing for Jundallah, the Sunni rebel group, may not be as fanciful as they seem.
Iranians have taken to the streets of Zahedan city to bid farewell to the victims of the terrorist attack.
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