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Citat:Viši policijski službenik u nemirnoj iranskoj provinciji Sistan-Beludžistan ubijen je u petak od strane nepoznatih napadača u blizini svoje kuće, izvestio je Tasnim News povezan sa IRGC-om.
Sunitska islamistička militantna grupa Jaish ul-Adl preuzela je odgovornost za ubistvo Huseina Pirija, zamenika šefa policijske uprave za javnu bezbednost u Hašu.
Grupa ima istoriju izvođenja takvih napada u Sistan-Beludžistanu, uključujući zasede i bombaške napade, ubivši desetine iranskih civila i pripadnika oružanih snaga. I Iran i SAD, kao i neka međunarodna tela, označili su Jaish ul-Adl kao terorističku organizaciju
Čini se da atentat u petak prati poznati obrazac u kojem su lokalni zvaničnici meta "osvete" za "brutalno zlostavljanje stanovnika".
Ubijeni službenik, Piri, navodno je bio „uključen u maltretiranje, zlostavljanje i nasilno hapšenje“ ljudi u tom području, prema izveštaju lokalne organizacije Haalvsh koja se fokusira na kršenja ljudskih prava u Sistan-Beludžistanu.
„Piri je upao u stambenu kuću u... Hašu, gde je nasilno uhapsio dva Beludža, pri čemu je i pucao i koristio uvredljiv jezik“, citirala je Haalvsh neimenovani izvor. „Postao je meta oružanih pojedinaca nakon što je napustio svoju kuću i ubijen je.“
Abdolghaffar Naghshbandi, bivši imam petkom u Rasaku, tvrdio je da su Piri i njegovi agenti "ubili" dve beludžijske žene pre nekoliko dana. „Ovako se plaća cena za napade na žene širom Irana“, tvitovao je ubrzo nakon atentata.
Prema Tasnimu, Piri je ubijen nakon što je prisustvovao molitvama petkom, dok je bio na zadatku u civilu. „Pokrenuta je istraga o njegovom ubistvu“, izjavio je u petak tužilac iz Sistan-Beludžistana.
Sistan-Beludžistan se nalazi na jugoistoku Irana, na granici sa Avganistanom i Pakistanom. To je jedna od iranskih provincija koje su najviše pogođene siromaštvom i represijom, gde sunitska većina trpi stalna kršenja ljudskih prava, uključujući vanredna ubistva, proizvoljna hapšenja i versku diskriminaciju.
+ originalA senior police officer in Iran’s restive Sistan-Baluchestan province was killed by unknown assailants near his house on Friday, IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News reported.
The Sunni Islamist militant group Jaish ul-Adl has claimed responsibility for the assassination of Hossein Piri, a deputy chief of Public Security Police Department of Khash.
The group has a history of carrying out such attacks in Sistan-Baluchestan, including ambushes and bombings, killing dozens of Iranian civilians and armed personnel. Both Iran and the US, as well as some international bodies, have designated Jaish ul-Adl as a terrorist organization
The Friday assassination seems to follow a familiar pattern where local officials are targeted in ‘revenge’ for ‘brutalizing residents.’
The officer killed Friday, Piri, is said to have been “involved in harassing, abusing, and violently arresting” people in the area, according to a report by Haalvsh, a local organization focused on human rights abuses in Sistan- Baluchestan.
“Piri had raided a residential home in… Khash, where he violently arrested two Baloch citizens, while also shooting and using offensive language,” Haalvsh quoted an unnamed source. “He was targeted and shot by armed individuals after leaving his home… and was killed.”
Abdolghaffar Naghshbandi, a former Friday prayers leader in Rask, alleged that Piri's agents had "killed" two Baloch women a few days ago. "This is how the cost of assaulting women across Iran is paid," he tweeted shortly after the assassination.
According to Tasnim, Piri was killed after attending Friday prayers on a mission in plainclothes. “An investigation has been launched into his killing,” Sistan-Baluchestan prosecutor said Friday.
Sistan-Baluchestan is located in southeastern Iran, bordering both Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is one of Iran’s more deprived and brutalized provinces where the Sunni majority suffers persistent human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrests, and religious discrimination.
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