IRGC says assassination of Sunni cleric aims to divide Muslims
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps described the assassination of Kurdish cleric Mamosta Mohammad Nezhati by Kurdish separatist groups as an attempt to create division among Muslims, according to IRNA.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' public relations department in Iran's West Azerbaijan province described the assassination of Sunni Kurdish cleric Mamosta Mohammad Nezhati, attributed to Kurdish separatist groups, as an enemy attempt to create division among Muslims, IRNA reported.
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- IRGC: Assassination of Mamosta Nezhati shows enemy’s attempt to create division among Muslims — IRNA (Iran)
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