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Jaish al-Adl killed a Commander of the IRGC-affiliated Basij militias in Iranshahr
2025-09-18
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Jaish al-Adl ("Army of Justice" in Arabic, sometimes transliterated as Jaysh al-Adl) appeared in 2012 as a successor to the Salafist Balochi independence group Jundullah (Soldiers of God), which operates on both sides of the Pak-Iranian border but was based in Pakistan. The Pak branch has close relations with al-Qaeda and the Pak Talibs and is probably a false nose and mustache for Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, while the Iranian branch hangs out with Ansar Al-Furqan (Sistan-Balochistan) and Al Nusra (Syria), concentrates on attacking Iranian soldiers and police, and for some reason went after the Taliban in Afghanistan in early 2019.
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Jaish al-Adl: 2025-08-28 Iranian Police (FARAJA) raided Jaish al-Adl cells and killed Eight militants in the city of #Iranshahr (Sistan and Balochis
Jaish al-Adl: 2025-08-26 'Jaish al-Adl' carried out several ambushes against Iranian Police officers in Iranshahr (Sistan and Balochistan).
Jaish al-Adl: 2025-08-25 'Jaish al-Adl' militants ambushed and killed Iranian Police officers in Iranshahr (Sistan and Balochistan).
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Jundallah: 2024-01-19 Iran and Pakistan exchanged missile strikes. What to expect next
Jundallah: 2024-01-17 Iran strikes Pakistan killing two children
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Ansar Al-Furqan: 2025-09-16 Ansar Al-Furqan released videos of the militants who were recently killed by Iranian Forces in Sistan and Balochistan
Ansar Al-Furqan: 2023-04-21 IRGC says it thwarted ''Army of Justice'' Plot, seized weapon cache
Ansar Al-Furqan: 2022-12-18 Trouble in Iran: An interview with Jaish al-ʿAdl of Baluchestân
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Jaysh al-Adl: 2025-07-27 Five civilians, three gunmen Killed in 'terrorist' attack in Southeast Iran
Jaysh al-Adl: 2024-11-12 Five IRGC members killed in southeast Iran
Jaysh al-Adl: 2024-09-14 Three killed in Baluchi militants attack in southwest Iran
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