TEHRAN: One of the key commanders of the militant group Fitna al-Khawarij, identified as Jameel alias “Tatuk,” has been killed in an operation in Iran’s Berzi Garishk region.
Jameel was involved in several acts of sabotage and militant operations carried out over the past few years.
Furthermore, his activities extended across various border regions, including Panjgur, Parun, Jalgau, and Balidah.
In this way, though the exact details of the operation leading to Jameel’s death have not been disclosed, local sources suggest that security forces launched a targeted action based on precise intelligence.
The operation is believed to have been conducted to dismantle militant networks responsible for cross-border violence and instability in southeastern Iran and adjacent regions.
In this regard, Jameel’s elimination indicates a vital setback for Fitna al-Khawarij, a group known for its involvement in extremist and destabilizing activities.
The commander was on the radar of Iranian security agencies for an extended period due to his role in orchestrating attacks that endangered local communities and disrupted security operations in the border belt.
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Moreover, incident mentions the ongoing efforts by Iranian government to strengthen security along the borders and curb the operations of armed groups accused of terrorism and sabotage.
