Iranian Security Forces Detain 11 PJAK Members In Kermanshah During Major Operation

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Iranian Security Forces confirmed that 11 PJAK members were detained in Kermanshah Province during a major operation. The arrests come as authorities intensify efforts to counter armed groups in western Iran.
PJAK members detained include several leaders responsible for planning and coordinating violent actions. The commander of the Holy Najaf IRGC Ground Forces in Kermanshah announced the arrests in a statement. He explained that these individuals played central roles in organizing attacks and destabilizing local communities. Officials said the operation aims to restore public safety and reduce violent incidents in the region.

Authorities did not provide further details about the timing or exact locations of the detentions. However, they emphasized that the arrests reflect a stronger security presence in Kermanshah Province. The region has recently seen protests turn violent as armed elements disrupted peaceful demonstrations. Kermanshah city witnessed demonstrations where armed groups escalated clashes and caused property damage. Security forces responded quickly to contain the unrest and prevent harm to civilians. Officials urged residents to cooperate with authorities and report suspicious activities immediately.

Analysts noted that PJAK members detained had previously planned attacks across western Iran. Removing these leaders reduces the group’s ability to organize violent operations in the future. The arrests also send a clear warning to other militant groups operating in the area. Iranian Security Forces stressed that maintaining public order remains a top priority. They said the operation demonstrates commitment to protecting communities and ensuring regional stability.

Ultimately, the arrests of PJAK members highlight decisive steps taken to safeguard citizens. Meanwhile, authorities continue monitoring developments closely and strengthening security measures. They emphasized that vigilance, community cooperation, and law enforcement coordination are crucial. Overall, Iranian Security Forces reaffirm their dedication to preventing armed threats and maintaining peace in Kermanshah.

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