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 Iran: Headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards in Salmas city controlled by PJAK forces

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Iran: Headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards in Salmas city controlled by PJAK forces  26.1.2008







Headquarters of the Revolutionary Guards in Salmas city controlled by PJAK forces: 10 Iranian Revolutionary Guards killed

January 26, 2008

Military dispatch


Iranian Kurdistan,-- On January 23, 2007, the PJAK People Defense Forces lunched a successful military attack on the Iranian Revolutionary Guards headquarters in the heart of Salmas city in Iranian Kurdistan (north west of Iran).

This attack carried out by PJAK People Defense Forces in retaliation to avenge the Iranian authorities execution of PJAK member Hesen Hikmat Demirm in Khoy city on January 6, the killing of three Kurdish youth by the Iranian security forces in
the villages of Gozeresh, Dilezi and Otonaus, and the murder by torture of the Kurdish student activist Ebrahim Lotfollahi in Sanandaj prison on January 15.

The PJAK forces controlled the Revolutionary Guards headquarters for more than one half-hour. During the operation three Iranian military vehicles were destroyed,
www.ekurd.net 10 revolutionary guards were killed and many others wounded.

We warn the Iranian Islamic government to stop its oppressive fascist policies against the Kurdish and Iranian people.

We will continue our struggle for the Kurdish and Iranian peoples’ rights to live in peace and dignity in a free democratic society, to change the Iranian Islamic regime and to establish a Democratic Confederation of Iran.

Long live the just struggle of the people of Kurdistan and Iran.

Iran's Kurdistan, Kermanshah and West Azarbaijan provinces, which have substantial Kurdish populations, have been the scene of clashes between Iranian forces and Kurdish separatist militants of the Party of Free Life of Kurdistan or PJAK.

The Kurdish rebel group PJAK (Party of Free Life of Kurdistan), has been behind a string of deadly attacks on the Iranian revolutionary guard in (Iranian Kurdistan),
www.ekurd.net northwestern Iran in recent months. Since 2004 PJAK took up arms for self-rule in the country's mainly Kurdistan province northwestern of Iran. Half the members of PEJAK are women.

Free Life Party of Kurdistan (PJAK) Information Center

Iranian Kurdistan
** Iranian Kurdistan (Kurdish: Kurdistana Īranź or Kurdistana Rojhilat (Eastern Kurdistan) or Rojhilatź Kurdistan (East of Kurdistan)) is an unofficial name for the parts of Iran inhabited by Kurds and has borders with Iraq and Turkey. It includes the greater parts of West Azerbaijan province, Kurdistan Province, Kermanshah Province, and Ilam Province. Kurds form the majority of the population of this region with an estimated population of 4 million. The region is the eastern part of the greater cultural-geographical area called Kurdistan.
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KDPI

The Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran in Kurdish (Hīzbī Dźmokiratī Kurdistanī Źran) is a Kurdish opposition group in Iranian Kurdistan which seeks the attainment of Kurdish national rights within a democratic federal republic of Iran.

The current General Secretary of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan is Mustafa Hijri
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The present leader of the organisation is Haji Ahmadi. According to the Washington Times, half the members of PEJAK are women, many of them still in their teens, and one of the female members of the leadership council is Gulistan Dugan, a psychology graduate from the University of Tehran. This is due primarily to the fact that PEJAK is strongly supportive of women's rights. PEJAK believes that women must have a strong role in government and must be on an equal level with men in leadership positions.

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