Abdul Rahim Muslim Dost, the former leader of the Khorasan branch of Daesh, who has now joined the Islamic Emirate, says that the perpetrators of the attack on the city of Kerman, which led to the martyrdom of nearly 100 people and wounded 273 others, came from Pakistan to Iran.
Publish dateMonday 8 January 2024 - 10:26
Story Code : 283707
The former leader of the Khorasan branch of ISIS:
The perpetrators of the attack on Kerman entered Iran from Pakistan
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Muslim Dost stated this issue on Saturday, January 7, on X social network and claimed that the perpetrators of this attack were citizens of Tajikistan.
He added: "The operatives of the Kerman operation, have gone to Iran through Pakistan."
Abdul Rahim Muslim Dost said that ISIS has not a physical presence in Afghanistan, but intelligence.
The former leader of the Khorasan branch of Daesh and one of the current supporters of the Islamic Emirate has emphasized: "Including Pakistan and Tajikistan, several other intelligence groups use specific people and call them Daesh for their purposes."
This is despite the fact that Muslim Dost called this attack a show after ISIS attacked the Pakistani embassy in Kabul last year.
It should be noted that Abdul Rahim Muslim Dost was one of the first people in Afghanistan who pledged allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the former leader of the ISIS group, and assumed the leadership of this group in the east of the country.
He surrendered to the current government about one and a half years ago after the Islamic Emirate regained control over Afghanistan.
He added: "The operatives of the Kerman operation, have gone to Iran through Pakistan."
Abdul Rahim Muslim Dost said that ISIS has not a physical presence in Afghanistan, but intelligence.
The former leader of the Khorasan branch of Daesh and one of the current supporters of the Islamic Emirate has emphasized: "Including Pakistan and Tajikistan, several other intelligence groups use specific people and call them Daesh for their purposes."
This is despite the fact that Muslim Dost called this attack a show after ISIS attacked the Pakistani embassy in Kabul last year.
It should be noted that Abdul Rahim Muslim Dost was one of the first people in Afghanistan who pledged allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the former leader of the ISIS group, and assumed the leadership of this group in the east of the country.
He surrendered to the current government about one and a half years ago after the Islamic Emirate regained control over Afghanistan.
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