IRGC strikes PJAK training center in strategic location

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) conducted an operation against a key training center of the PJAK terrorist group, according to Mehr News. The strike followed monitoring by intelligence units and operational oversight of the group's activities, which led to the identification of one of the hostile elements' main gathering centers.

The targeted site is described as a strategic location for the separatist group, where many of its key meetings and training programs were held. It consistently served as a center for the movement and presence of the group's members. The IRGC took necessary measures against the center, though the exact date and location of the operation were not specified.

PJAK, or the Party for Free Life in Kurdistan, is an armed group that Iran considers a terrorist organization. The group has been involved in separatist activities and has clashed with Iranian security forces in the past. The IRGC's operation is part of ongoing efforts to counter such groups.

According to Mehr News, the operation was carried out after thorough intelligence work and operational planning. The report did not provide further details on casualties or the extent of damage. The IRGC has not issued additional statements regarding the strike.

The news agency MNA reported the operation, emphasizing that the center was a significant hub for the group's activities. The strike is seen as a blow to PJAK's operational capabilities in the region.