In news
reports from Iraq on July 4th I realized that Mr. Ján Kubiš, the UN
Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Iraq had participated in the
founding anniversary ceremony held for the Badr Organization. I was left
shocked and utterly surprised. The Badr Organization is one of the groups
linked to the Quds Force and was formed by this terrorist force back in Iran.
It is led by Hadi al-Ameri, currently the Secretary-General of this
organization, and a longtime member of the Quds Force who lived in Iran for
years.
When I
followed up on the news I realized that even Iraqi Prime Minister Haider
al-Abadi, being a Shiite himself, had not taken part in this event due to the
very serious differences he has with this Iran-affiliated group.
I don’t
know if Mr. Ján Kubiš is informed about the formation of this group and its allegiance
to the Quds Force or not. But I personally feel that in Iraq there isn’t a
single person that is not aware about the crimes committed under al-Ameri’s watch.
For Mr. Ján Kubiš’ information, below is a short summary of how this Quds
Force-affiliated group was established.
In 1984
following a call made by the Iranian regime to all its forces to take part in
the Iran-Iraq War, the forces of the Supreme Islamic Revolution Council of Iraq
(SIRCI) volunteered to fight and were organized by the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC)
into independent battalions and entered operation known as Badr. The commanders
of this unit were members of Iran’s IRGC, with the first being an individual
named Ismaeel Daghayeghi from the city of Behbahan. In 1984 he received the
forces from the SIRCI and formed the Badr Battalion. In 1985 this unit was
transformed into the 9th Badr Brigade and this move was aimed more
at having propaganda purposes. Following Operation Karbala 5 and Daghayeghi
being killed, Ismaeel Naghdi was appointed as the commander of the BadrDivision in February 1987. After conducting numerous operations this unit was
integrated into a corps and began carrying out partisan attacks in the Qare
Dagh Heights around Iraq’s Kirkuk region in the north, along with numerous
other operations deeper inside Iraqi soil.
One year
after the Iran-Iraq War ended, Naghdi handed over the command of the Badr Corps
to IRGC Brigadier General Morteza Ghorbani. In all the years prior to the 2003
US-led invasion this terrorist group took part in numerous terrorist attacks in
Iraq on behalf of the Quds Force.
In the
spring of 2003 coinciding with the US-led attacks against Iraq the Badr forces
began infiltrating into this country through four axes with their small arms.
With the fall of various Iraqi cities they attempted to gain control over these
areas and all their such operations and stationing their forces in Iraq cities
were carried out under the supervision of an individual named Ahmad Foruzandeh.
The
founding anniversary of this terrorist group must be celebrated by the Quds
Force because as stated above Daghayeghi was the first Badr commander. In
future articles we will provide more insight on the Badr Organization. However,
in the few sentences that I wrote above about the formation of this criminal
group, my question to Mr. Ján Kubiš is how could you take part in the formation
ceremony of a criminal group linked to the Quds Force and with what permission
did you undermine all the UN’s prestige?
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