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 Iran deploys more revolutionary guards on the border with Iraqi Kurdistan 

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Iran deploys more revolutionary guards on the border with Iraqi Kurdistan  30.8.2010  

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August 30, 2010

ORUMIEH, Iranian Kurdistan,— Iranian army reported to be deploying more soldiers on the border with Iraqi Kurdistan region [South Kurdistan]. It is also reported that Iran has built 3 more military outposts in the region which may cause further clashes between Iranian Kurdish PJAK guerrillas and the Iranian soldiers.

HPG sources reported that Iranian army is preparing for an attack on the guerrillas and deployed soldiers in Shino, Mergever and Orumieh in Iranian Kurdistan. Iranian army has also placed tank and Katyusha rocket launchers in the region.

Iranian army is targeting Peoples’ Defence Forces HPG who is mainly active in Turkey rather than PJAK forces that are fighting against Iran. In the recent Iranian attacks on HPG, 3 guerrillas lost their lives on 16 August. In the operation of 17 August other 4 Kurdish also lost their lives.                  

Iran deploys more revolutionary guards on the border with Iraqi Kurdistan.
Meanwhile, Kurdistan Democratic Confederation (KCK) has warned the Iranian state and said it is “significant” that Iranian forces started targeting HPG forces just after the ceasefire declared by them on 13 August.

It is also reported that on 23-24 August East Kurdistan Forces (HRK) of PJAK clashed with Iranian army in Meriwan. HRK reported that while 11 revolutionary guards were killed 2 Kurdish guerrillas also lost their lives.

The PJAK, or the (Partiya Jiyana Azad a Kurdistane) is a militant Kurdish nationalist group based in the border mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan region that has been carrying out attacks Iranian forces in the Kurdistan Province of Iran [Eastern Kurdistan] and other Kurdish-inhabited areas.

Since 2004 the PJAK took up arms for self-rule in Kurdistan province northwestern of Iran [Iranian Kurdistan,
www.ekurd.netEastern Kurdistan]. Half the members of PJAK are women. The PJAK has about 3,000 armed militiamen.

Kurdish PJAK guerrillas killed 10 suspected collabrators in Iran

Kurdish guerillas attacked a village in Iran and killed 10 Kurdish village guards. Democratic Liberation Union (DKB) has reported that on 25 August guerrilla forces punished the village guards who collaborated with the Iranian army and played a role in the attack against the DKB on 17 August which left four guerrillas dead.

It is also reported that in the reprisal attack in Kalikan village in Kelaresh region at least 10 village guards were killed.

DKB also reported that the village guards took shelters in their houses therefore the guerrillas ended the attack in order to avoid civilian casualties.

DKB further warned the village guards to lay down their weapons not to work for the Iranian army.

So-called "village guards" or pro-Iranian government Kurdish militia units, armed by the government to provide support to the Iranian army against the Kurdish PJAK millitants seeking more rights for the Kurds and for an independent Kurdish homeland in northwest Iran. Kurds call these guards "traitors".

Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey all have significant ethnic Kurdish minorities. Estimate to 12 million Kurds live in Iran.
   
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