the jundala group in arabic means soldiers of allah, is a rebel organization of baluch sunnis.reated in 2003 and is also known as the iranian popular resistance movement. its militants attacked the military, police and civilians. population , they explained their actions by the fact that they were fighting the oppression of the sunni minority by the shiite authorities, while they operated mainly in baluchastan, a historical territory at the junction of the middle east and hindustan, now it was divided between three states, iran, pakistan and afghanistan. the armed conflict began back in 1948. the largest ethnic group is the baloch. they are believed to be descended from the medians and belong to the indo-iranian group. belluci achieves independence of a divided people. if in iran, their opponents are persian shiites, who are the majority, then in pakistan they are shiite hazaras, who constitute a minority in this region. in 2005 , jundal militants attacked the motorcade of iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad during his visit to baluchastan. one of his bodyguards died. and sev

the jundala group, in arabic, soldiers of allah, is a rebel organization of the buluj sunnis.t was created in 2003 and is also known as the iranian popular resistance movement. its militants attacked military, police and civilians. they explained their actions by saying that they were fighting the oppression of the sunni minority by the shiite authorities. at the same time, they acted mainly... in baluchestan, the historical territory of at the junction of the middle east and hindustan, it is now divided between three states, iran, pakistan and afghanistan. the armed conflict began back in 1948. the largest ethnic group is the baloch. they are believed to be descended from the medians and belong to the indo-iranian group. the baloch are seeking independence for a divided people. if in iran. their opponents are shia persians, who are the majority, while in pakistan they are shia hazaras, who are a minority in this region. in 2005 , jundaly militants attacked the president's motorcade iran's mahmoud ahmadenijad during his visit to baluchastan. one of his bodyguards was killed an

you're looking at um the uh other incidents in chabahar, 40 uh were killed in uh by a group called jundalaher covertly or indirectly, and that's no, that's not new news to the daesh terrorist group as a whole, um, and this is something that has been ongoing, um, we can trace this as far back in terms of anti-iran activities by the us, where, can you explain to us how that works out for the us, when it comes to these terrorist groups overall, so maybe we get a bigger an idea, the bigger picture here. so the most important factor here is to destabilizing the the government of of the region, so when when you put gap, put power gap in a region like iraq, syria, afghanistan, it it it, it makes, you know, it it naturally brings some kind of radical movement, radical group, if if if we don't want to say that united directly involved in creating this or supporting this such group, but in... exactly there's no there is no question about that, so the united states, the fact that your guess talking about about the economic development, economic relation, we can see about the united states sanctioning

clear that everything from the ttp, the taliban pakistan, the isis, as we see, the isis horasan, the al jundala, the jabatrah in syria, the sham, these are all just the tip of the iceberg of an huge nexus of deep state terrorist. organizing done by the the western nations and of course iran has suffered with some of its top brains, the nuclear scientists assassinated, the extrajudicial killing uh, which is completely illegal internationally, of course in any way to shape and form of haji qasim sulaimani and now of course of of our late raz razi razi musavi is also an act of illegal terror, the the killing of sheikhuri in... in hari in lebanon in beirot is another example, so israel is basically gone a bit crazy, i mean i think with the defeat in gaza, with the fact they couldn't destroy hamas so quickly, the fact that they haven't been able to uh eak out the tunnels and and and destroy them, all of this, the fact that they've not been able to fully uh do the cleansing they want, and the their policies and their strategies are failing in the short term, so they're trying to really grab back some

another possibility, it could be the work of jundala, a sunni militant organization based in southeastn. they've been behind a spite of attack over the years, only a couple of weeks ago they attacked a police station in that region killing 11 police officers, and they vow to carry on their attacks. so they are a suspect as well that people are talking about. but nothing official. i can tell you this, yasmin, whoever it is, this has been a major embarrassment for iran at a time when they want to project . >> just quickly, ali, do you know of any high level officials that were attending this commemoration of the killing of qassam soleimani? >> they would almost certainly have been some very high level officials that was by his grave site, that would have wanted to be seen there, but we don't have any reports about any of them being injured or killed. >> got it. ali arouzi, thank you my friend. >>> i want to get to the latest around the former president as well, the former president officially appeals maine's decision to remove him from the primary ballot a handful of days before the thre