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Iran's IRGC announced that Brigadier General Hossein Zarifi of the IRGC Ground Forces, commander of the Saravan Sajjad Operational Headquarters, was killed during an operation against an armed group in Saravan, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, southeastern Iran. The IRGC said the operation also killed five wanted militants, resulted in the arrest of several others, and led to the seizure of weapons and ammunition.
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Originally Posted By LurchAddams: Iran's IRGC announced that Brigadier General Hossein Zarifi of the IRGC Ground Forces, commander of the Saravan Sajjad Operational Headquarters, was killed during an operation against an armed group in Saravan, Sistan and Baluchestan Province, southeastern Iran. The IRGC said the operation also killed five wanted militants, resulted in the arrest of several others, and led to the seizure of weapons and ammunition.
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Originally Posted By Goosemaster: I hope he enjoys his 72 goats. There isn't 72 virgin goats in that part of the world. |
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Originally Posted By byron2112: Killed fighting against an armed group you say? /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/captkirk_gif-1003.gif |
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Originally Posted By HeavyMetal: They must be running short of Privates and Specialists in Iran. No shit, things typically aren't going well if a general is killed in a firefight. Shitty militaries with poor lower level leadership tend to have things like this happen though. |
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South eastern Iran? I would have thought maybe NW. What's going on down there? And yeah, How often do Generals get killed in a firefight. ![]() |
-Somebody that's been there.
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Originally Posted By scrambler28: I thought they were having disco house parties on the rooftops. Originally Posted By scrambler28: Originally Posted By JRJ: Wait, there are armed groups in Iran fighting their government? I thought they were having disco house parties on the rooftops. Apparently there was a disco party in the .... general vicinity . |
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Originally Posted By JRJ: Wait, there are armed groups in Iran fighting their government? Originally Posted By JRJ: Wait, there are armed groups in Iran fighting their government?
Breaking: This is not Syria. This is Saravan in eastern Iran, and it is happening now. Security forces of Iran’s Islamic regime are clashing with members of the Popular Resistance Front, a coalition that includes Jaysh al-Adl, formerly known as Jundallah. Jaysh al-Adl is designated by the U.S. government as a terrorist organization. Security forces have located the group’s hideout in the city and are raiding it from several directions while local residents watch the confrontation unfold. |
Robert A. Heinlein, Friday
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I'd rather go out that way than on the wrong end of a JDAM. He had more balls than the majority of "Democratic Socialists" infesting American politics. |
Song dynasty poet
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Originally Posted By Strela: I'd rather go out that way than on the wrong end of a JDAM. He had more balls than the majority of "Democratic Socialists" infesting American politics. I'll take an R9E point det to the dome vs JDAM any day. Seen so many guys in man jams, brush their shoulders off after a GBU-54 strike , even though they were missing limbs. An AGM is a quicker a death |
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Originally Posted By michigan66:
Originally Posted By michigan66: Originally Posted By JRJ: Wait, there are armed groups in Iran fighting their government?
Breaking: This is not Syria. This is Saravan in eastern Iran, and it is happening now. Security forces of Iran’s Islamic regime are clashing with members of the Popular Resistance Front, a coalition that includes Jaysh al-Adl, formerly known as Jundallah. Jaysh al-Adl is designated by the U.S. government as a terrorist organization. Security forces have located the group’s hideout in the city and are raiding it from several directions while local residents watch the confrontation unfold. If they're successful against the IRGC, at least we know who we're going to war with in 20 years. |
What makes the green grass grow?
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Originally Posted By byron2112: Killed fighting against an armed group you say? /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/captkirk_gif-1003.gif ![]() It's Alright Little Brother, There are more! |
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Originally Posted By byron2112: Killed fighting against an armed group you say? /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/captkirk_gif-1003.gif Christians In Action doing God's work by arming and training terrorist groups to fight our enemies. And those terrorists we sponsor will never turn around in a decade or two and start attacking the west. That said I hate the Iranians so fuck em, enjoy your insurgency goat fuckers. |
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Originally Posted By Dirtydog: South eastern Iran? I would have thought maybe NW. What's going on down there? And yeah, How often do Generals get killed in a firefight. ![]() That part of the world is called Baluchistan and has an ethnic group, called the Baluch, that was conquered and then split into parts of Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Every couple decades they try and get independence and blow up a bunch of stuff. This has been going on for a long time and the local governments despise them. They are just typical Islamic shitheads that want to be in charge though, not based freedom fighters. I guess we are arming them now to fight Iran. That will certainly make Pakistan happy. Edit: Northwest Iran has Kurds. Similar situation with that ethnic group, but when we tried arming the Iranian Kurds, the Kurds in Iraq that are supposed to be our allies stole the weapons instead of delivering them to the Iranian Kurds. I am guessing that is a major reason we are pulling out of Erbil, since one of the reasons we kept that base open was to protect the Kurds from the Iraqis and Turks. |
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