PFF claimed five Liwa Fatemiyoun were killed in an IED attack in Zahedan in 2026
Statement No. 14
A vehicle belonging to the sectarian and mercenary Fatemiyoun forces was targeted in Rudmahi, Zahedan.
The People’s Fighters Front informs the public that early Friday morning, 10 Mehr, the brave sons of Iran, as part of the People’s Fighters Front, targeted a patrol vehicle belonging to the mercenary Fatemiyoun forces with a mine. Five occupants of the vehicle were killed in the attack.
The oppressive Wilayat al-Faqih regime, by trampling on national pride, has deployed non-Iranian mercenaries throughout the country, particularly in our beloved Balochistan. The objectives of the security apparatus in stationing these forces across our homeland are clear: to suppress any freedom-seeking uprising by the oppressed people of Iran, who are trapped under the rule and ideology of Wilayat al-Faqih in their own country.
The People’s Fighters Front considers it its duty, as sons of this country, to defend our motherland against foreign mercenaries who have a notorious history of involvement in sectarian wars. The Baloch people will never allow their homeland to become a place of oppression and persecution or a settlement for foreign mercenaries and sectarian forces.
The people of Iran expect neighboring countries, especially Pakistan and Afghanistan—from which the mercenary forces known as the Fatemiyoun and Zainabiyoun originate—to act as responsible governments and not allow the oppressive Wilayat al-Faqih regime to use their citizens as hired mercenaries to suppress the Iranian people.
Date: 11 Mehr 1405 — 2 October 2026.
The People’s Fighters Front (Jabheh-yi Mubarizin-i Mardumi), a group formed by Sunni and nationalist Baluch forces opposed to Tehran, claimed that five members of the Tehran-backed Afghan Fatemiyoun Division were killed in an IED attack on October 2 in Iran’s Sistan and Baluchestan province.
According to JMM Front, the attack happened on the Kalleh-Padeh road in the Rudmahi area of Zahedan.
Fatemiyoun Division’s official Telegram channel also published an obituary for a man named “Ahmad Yaqoubi”, but didn’t share details about how he died.
Baluch news channels claim that Yaqoubi was killed in the same attack on Friday.
This Afghan Shia Hazara was killed yesterday in Balochistan.
