14 Iranian border guards killed by terrorists in Iran-Pak cross border attack

[Serpentine]

^^^

well that's good. The "judicial official" was most likely an akhoond so good riddance. In response, the Iranian regime will just hang another dozen or so of these wahabi desert apes and the cycle will continue (which is great if you ask me).

Two birds with one stone.

Your hatred makes you unable to think rationally, at least in this case.
He wasn't an 'akhoond' or whatever you call it, he was just a judicial official and a prosecutor.

 

[Abii]

Your hatred makes you unable to think rationally, at least in this case.
He wasn't an 'akhoond' or whatever you call it, he was just a judicial official and a prosecutor.

I have lots of hatred, you're right about that. But you're wrong about the lack of rationale behind my post. In most cases these so called prosecutors are akhoonds, are they not?

Even if he wasn't an akhoond, I couldn't care less. Don't get me wrong, all of these wahabi animals must be hunted down and skinned alive, but the hunters in this case are people who are just as much a destructive force as the wahabis are.

I, along with millions of other Iranians who don't subscribe to your arab regime's garbage, think rationally. You need to worry more about yourself here.

 

[iranigirl2]

The statements made by British Prime Minister David Cameron in New
Delhi, in which he warned of "a dual Pakistani role with the West in the
war on terror and the export of terror to India, Afghanistan, and other
places," have caused a major crisis between Islamabad and London.

Nevertheless, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has begun a visit to
London, during which he seeks to stress his determination to fight the
Taleban now that Cameron has accused him of exporting terror.

Although Cameron did not mention the Pakistani Directorate for
Inter-Services Intelligence [ISI] by name, the ISI interpreted his
statement as being chiefly directed against it. On 31 July, it was
officially announced that the visit that ISI Chief Lieutenant General
Ahmed Shuja Pasha was planning to make to the United Kingdom was
cancelled. The purpose of the ISI chief's visit was to hold talks with
his British counterpart on joint coordination in the field of combating
terror.

Despite the ISI requesting an official apology from the British
Government for Cameron's statements, the United Kingdom has rejected the
request and insisted on its prime minister's position. Pakistani
political analysts have been puzzled by Cameron's statements and the
real reason behind them. According to the available information, such
statements are attributed to Pakistan's rejection of a British and US
demand to support the Jondollah [Popular Resistance Movement of Iran] in
Pakistani Balochistan in order to boost its activity inside Iran.


'Strengthening' Jondollah

British and US intelligence have detected serious moves by Iran against
their interests and Israel. This is through supporting Hezbollah and
providing it with missiles that can hit Israel and reach deep into it.

Accordingly, the United States and the United Kingdom decided to
strengthen Jondollah against the Iranian regime to serve as a deterrent
force in the event that this regime insists on fortifying Hezbollah in
Southern Lebanon and confronting the Western and Israeli influence in
the region. Nevertheless, the major problem that British intelligence
has faced is the ISI's refusal to cooperate with it and US intelligence
in supporting Jondollah's activity against Iranian Baluchestan (Sistan
va Baluchestan). It is known that Jondollah has secret training bases in
the neighbouring Pakistani Balochistan.


Jondollah's militants use Pakistani Balochistan as a launch pad for
their activities in Sistan va Baluchestan, where they carry out
large-scale operations against Iranian institutions, Shi'i mosques,
schools, and hospitals. Also, Jondollah's militants are trained to set
ambushes to hunt and kill members of the Iranian Islamic Revolution
Guards Corps [IRGC] in: Sistan va Baluchestan; Arabistan, which the
Iranians call Khuzestan; Tabriz near Azerbaijan; and Iranian Kurdistan,
which is adjacent to the Iraqi Kurdistan Region. This region is an
almost independent state where the British, US, and Israeli intelligence
services are present in strength.

Pakistani-Iranian Cooperation

British and US intelligence have resented the Pakistani-Iranian
intelligence cooperation against Jondollah in Pakistani Balochistan. As
for the reason behind such a change in Pakistan's position towards Iran,
it is attributed to the discovery of a joint UK-US-Indian intelligence
plan in cooperation with the Mosad that supports separatist movements in
Pakistan.

Foremost among these movements is the Baloch rebel movement
through the Balochistan Liberation Army. British intelligence plays a
major role in this plan in cooperation with Indian intelligence. When
Pakistan was accused of supporting terrorism in India, it responded by
providing several documents that show Indian intelligence's involvement
in supporting Pakistani separatist movements in Balochistan,
Khyber-Paktunkhwa, and the Pakistani tribal area.

Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani handed the documents to
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh when he met with him i n Sharm
al-Shaykh on 16 July 2009. This was through undeclared Egyptian
mediation. Pakistan objects to the British and US plans on Iran and the
support provided for Jondollah in order to separate the Iranian
Baluchestan Province. This is because it believes that the success of
such a plan will mean losing the strategic Pakistani Balochistan
Province and its enormous natural resources.

The Global Intelligence Files - BBC Monitoring Alert - KSA

 

[ای ایران]

IRGC arrests "killers" of prosecutor
18 November 2013, 16:08 (GMT+04:00)
Baku, Azerbaijan, Nov. 18

By Dalga Khatinoglu

Iranian Quds Forces, a branch of Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) announced that several agents involved in Zabul prosecutor's assassination have been arrested, Mehr reported on November 18.

The report hasn't given further detailed information. It says that the "killers" were arrested during a complicated operation.

IRGC Quds Forces are responsible for operations outside of Iranian borders, however it's not clear whether they carried out an operation in Pakistan or not.

IRGC spokesman Ramazan Sharif said that according to the initial investigation, the arrested people have no relation to the terrorist group. They committed the crime to take revenge on drug smugglers, Tasmen news reported.

The number of arrested people was not announced.

Earlier, deputy Governor General of Sistan and Baluchestan province in security and political affairs said on November 7 that several people have been arrested in connection with assassination of Zabul prosecutor.

A group entitled "Jeysh al-Adl" had claimed responsibility for the attack.

In an interview with IRNA, Rajabali Sheikhzadeh said that he cannot comment on the motive of the assassination, but security work is being done now.

Prosecutor of Zabul, a city in the south-eastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan was assassinated on Wednesday morning by unknown assailants. The prosecutor and his driver were killed during the event.

 

[ای ایران]

Tue Dec 03, 2013
One Killed, 6 Others Wounded in Terrorist Operation in Southeastern Iran

TEHRAN (FNA)- Terrorists attacked a border checkpoint in Southeastern Iran on Monday night, killing one soldier and injuring 6 people, a provincial official said on Tuesday.

“One border guard soldier was killed and 6 others were wounded in the Monday night clashes between the Iranian military troops and the armed outlaws at Saravan border (with Pakistan in Iran's Sistan and Balouchestan province),” Deputy Governor-General of Sistan and Balouchestan province for Political and Security Affairs Rajabali Sheikhzadeh told FNA.

He said that the clashes lasted for several hours, and added that the Iranian border guards in cooperation with the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) managed to pushed back the outlaws, forcing them to escape Iranian territory and shelter in a neighboring country (which he meant Pakistan as Saravan is located along Iran's border with Pakistan).

Sheikhzadeh didn’t name the neighboring country, but in many similar incidents in the past terrorists have taken refuge in Pakistan.

He said that the terrorist attack was waged from inside Pakistan and the outlawed Jeish Al-Adl radical Sunni Wahhabi movement affiliated to the terrorist Jundollah group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

In a similar event late October, 14 Iranian border guards were killed and 6 more were injured during the terrorist attack by outlaws in Saravan border region, Southeastern Iran.

The terrorists who have reportedly been members of Jeish Al-Adl fled into Pakistan after the operation.

The Jundollah group has built a safe haven in Pakistan and it escaped to this Eastern neighbor of the Islamic Republic each time it staged a terrorist operation in Iran before it was disbanded and its leaders were arrested and executed.

In its last operation in Iran, the Pakistani-based Jundollah terrorist group claimed responsibility for December 15, 2010 attack at the Imam Hussein Mosque in Iran's Southeastern port city of Chabahar in Sistan and Balouchestan Province where people were commemorating the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (PBUH), the third Shiite Imam.

At least 38 mourners were killed and more than 89 others, including women and children, were injured in the attack.

The Jundollah group has claimed responsibility for numerous terrorist attacks in Iran. The group has carried out mass murder, armed robbery, kidnapping, acts of sabotage and bombings. They have targeted civilians and government officials as well as all ranks of Iran's military.

In one of the worst cases, the terrorist group killed 22 citizens and abducted 7 more in the Tasouki region on a road linking the southeastern city of Zahedan to another provincial town.

In 2007, Jundollah kidnapped 30 people in the Sistan and Balouchestan province and took them to the neighboring Pakistan.

Jundollah claimed responsibility the same year for an attack on an Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) bus in which 11 IRGC personnel were killed.

In another crime in October 2009, the Pakistan-based terrorist Jundollah group claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in the Sistan and Balouchestan province which killed 42 people among them a group of senior military commanders, including Lieutenant Commander of the IRGC Ground Force Brigadier General Nourali Shoushtari.

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Jeish Al-Adl has released the following videos of their latest attack on Iran's border with Pakistan.

 

[ای ایران]

3 IRGC Personnel Killed in Southeastern Iran
December 18, 2013 - 12:26

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Three members of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) were killed in Iran’s southeastern province of Sistan and Balouchestan on Wednesday, after their vehicle was detonated by a booby trap bomb planted by bandits and drug traffickers.

A provincial security official said the deadly incident took place at 6:30 am local time on Wednesday, December 18, near the southeastern city of Saravan.
The three victims were members of the IRGC engineering division working on construction projects in the border area, the official said.

The vehicle carrying the IRGC staffers left a workshop this morning, but was later detonated by a booby trap bomb on the road.

According to the public relations office of IRGC's Quds Base, the engineers were involved in a project to seal part of Iran-Pakistan border in the frontier region of Saravan and that their car hit explosives left by bandits and traffickers on the road.

Earlier on October 25, a group of armed men carried out an ambush attack on a border post in Gazbostan, near Iran’s southeastern city of Saravan, on the border with Pakistan which has almost no control over its side of the shared frontier with Iran, killing 14 Iranian border guards.

On November 17, Iran's interior minister said precise and serious border control in the southeastern province of Sistan and Balouchestan was of utmost importance, adding that in the next six months those parts of the border which are still not sealed will be blocked to illegal crossings.

“Serious and precise protection of Sistan and Balouchestan borders is on the agenda and it will take six months from now to seal the yet unblocked parts of our borders and to control them, especially in Saravan region,” Interior Minister Abdol Reza Rahmani Fazli said.

Referring to the southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province as “a strategic region,” the interior minister said underdevelopment was the biggest problem in the province and that projects are under study to create jobs and make productive investments.

He said that a major part of the narcotic drugs trafficking is through the Sistan and Balouchestan province, which will be ceased after completing the border seal plan.

Iran's border police commander, too, said on November 16 that some $30 million has been allocated for the security and sealing of borders in the southeastern province of Sistan and Balouchestan, that adjoins both Pakistan and Afghanistan, by the end of the Iranian calendar year.

“The amount is 40% of the total budget allocated to the border guards for the whole year,” said Brigadier General Hossein Zolfaqari.

Pakistan has no tough control over its side of the long borderline with Iran, and has left those sparsly populated areas at the mercy of bandits and traffickers.

Iran Guards 'killed in Sistan Baluchistan blast'

Three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards have been killed by a bomb blast in the south-eastern province of Sistan Baluchistan, local media report.

The men were part of an engineering division and had been working on construction projects near the city of Saravan, the Tasnim news agency said.

They were travelling to a workshop on Wednesday when a bomb exploded beside their vehicle, according to Fars.

A Sunni militant group, Jaish al-Adl, said it was behind the blast.

A statement posted on its website said the victims included a high-ranking officer and senior engineers, and that its fighters had been waiting a long time to ambush them.

The group said it was "avenging the martyrs" who "the regime recently hanged", an apparent reference to the 16 people executed in the provincial capital Zahedan last month.

The hangings took place shortly after 14 Iranian border guards were killed and three others captured outside the town of Saravan, near the frontier with Pakistan. Jaish al-Adl said it was behind that raid too.

Less than two weeks later, a public prosecutor and his driver were shot dead in Zabol. There was no claim of responsibility for that attack.

Sistan Baluchistan, which borders both Afghanistan and Pakistan, has been the scene of frequent clashes in recent years between security forces and drug smugglers and Sunni militants.

 

[Esfand]

RIP, now crush these SOB's and send them to hell where they belong, filthy monkeys

 

[Doritos11]

The ideology needs to be killed

 

[Shapur Zol Aktaf]

The ideology needs to be killed

How?

 

[Esfand]

How?

By brute force, didn't Iran get a drone or something? Put it in action and blast the mountain monkeys back to the hell they came from

 

[American Pakistani]

Clashes between FC Forces & Militants in Turbat-Balochistan.

QUETTA: At least six persons, including five militants and a paramilitary man, were killed in an exchange of gunfire in Turbat-Balochistan on Tuesday, an official said.

Spokesman for the Frontier Corps (a paramilitary force), Khan Wasey, told Dawn.com that labourers were engaged in construction work in Turbat's Buleda area when militants attacked their machinery late on Monday, adding that FC personnel deployed in the area quickly retaliated and killed five militants.

"FC quickly hit back and ensured security of the construction company's labourers," he further said.

He, however, said one FC man was seriously injured during the clash and succumbed to his wounds on his way to the hospital.

The bodies of the militants are yet to be identified.

Additional personnel of the FC and Levies rushed to the area and launched a search operation against the militants.

Khan Wasey said the forces also seized weapons from the possession of militants.

Turbat is considered to be one of the most sensitive areas of Balochistan. Militants in the area have been targeting security forces and pro-government figures for over past six years.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack targeting the company.

Clash between militants and security forces kills six in Turbat - DAWN.COM

What if Pakistanis now start blaming Iran of supporting terrorists as Turbat is next to Irani border.

 

[ای ایران]

What if Pakistanis now start blaming Iran of supporting terrorists as Turbat is next to Irani border.

No it isnt, its almost 150 km away from the Iranian border.

In anycase, we're not discussing hypothetical situations on this thread. We're discussing real events.

When Pakistanis try to illegally cross the Iranian border, then they are either caught and deported or are shot at.

Iran doesnt allow terrorists to base themselves on Iranian soil and take control of Iranian territory, unlike Pakistan which has enitre parts of its country under the control of Taliban or some other terrorist or criminal group.

This is what usually happens when Pakistanis try to illegaly cross the border into Iran. It would be better if only the latter happened, but because of the poor security situation on the Pakistani side, the former sometimes happens too:

2013-12-26
Man killed in Iran border firing

QUETTA: A Pakistani man was killed and two others injured in two incidents of firing by Iranian forces in the border area of Panjgur district on Wednesday.

According to official sources, two men were injured when Iranian personnel opened fire on some people crossing the border. One of them was carrying Iranian diesel.

“Iranian authorities also handed over a body to their Pakistani counterparts posted on the border,” a home department official told Dawn.

The Iranian authorities did not say how the man had been killed but officials in Panjgur said he had suffered bullet wounds.

Tue Dec 24, 2013
Iranian Guards Detain 10 Pakistani Trespassers at Border

TEHRAN (FNA)- 10 Pakistani nationals, who tried to infiltrate Iran's territories in the Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province, were arrested by the Iranian border guards.

“The Iranian border guards handed over these people to Pakistani Baluchestan province’s border guards at Taftan border checkpoint,” the Urdu-language Jang newspaper wrote.

The Pakistani newspaper claimed that the Pakistani nationals had entered Iran in an attempt to find their way to other countries, especially the European states, in a bid to find jobs in those countries.

Early in November, Iranian border guards arrested a key member of the Al-Qaeda terrorist group in the bordering areas of the Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province, senior border officials announced.

The announcement was made by Commander of Sistan and Balouchestan province’s border guards Hassan Asadollahi.

During the interrogations, "the border guards could realize the identity of the arrested person and find out his evil intentions," the commander said, adding that the terrorist intended to "carry out acts of sabotage in Iran”.

Asadollahi added that the captured terrorist has been a member of Al-Qaeda and Taliban groups for 6 years.

He said that the apprehended terrorist who has been captured by the Iranian forces has also confessed that he has been making 5 improvised bombs through two different methods every day for two years.

Asadollahi underlined that the Iranian border guards have further tightened security measures across the country’s borders to block the entrance of the terrorist people and outlaws from outside the country effectively.

His remarks came after 14 Iranian border guards were killed and 6 more were injured during the terrorist attack in Saravan border region in Southeastern Iran.

The terrorists who have reportedly been members of the outlawed Jeish Al-Adl radical Sunni Wahhabi movement affiliated to the terrorist Jundollah group fled into Pakistan after the operation in Iran's Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province.

The Jundollah group has built a safe haven in Pakistan and it escaped to this Eastern neighbor of the Islamic Republic each time it staged a terrorist operation in Iran before it was disbanded and its leaders were arrested and executed.

 

[American Pakistani]

No it isnt, its almost 150 km away from the Iranian border.

In anycase, we're not discussing hypothetical situations on this thread. We're discussing real events.

When Pakistanis try to illegally cross the Iranian border, then they are either caught and deported or are shot at.

Iran doesnt allow terrorists to base themselves on Iranian soil and take control of Iranian territory, unlike Pakistan which has enitre parts of its country under the control of Taliban or some other terrorist or criminal group.

This is what usually happens when Pakistanis try to illegaly cross the border into Iran. It would be better if only the latter happened, but because of the poor security situation on the Pakistani side, the former sometimes happens too:

2013-12-26
Man killed in Iran border firing

QUETTA: A Pakistani man was killed and two others injured in two incidents of firing by Iranian forces in the border area of Panjgur district on Wednesday.

According to official sources, two men were injured when Iranian personnel opened fire on some people crossing the border. One of them was carrying Iranian diesel.

“Iranian authorities also handed over a body to their Pakistani counterparts posted on the border,” a home department official told Dawn.

The Iranian authorities did not say how the man had been killed but officials in Panjgur said he had suffered bullet wounds.

Tue Dec 24, 2013
Iranian Guards Detain 10 Pakistani Trespassers at Border

TEHRAN (FNA)- 10 Pakistani nationals, who tried to infiltrate Iran's territories in the Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province, were arrested by the Iranian border guards.

“The Iranian border guards handed over these people to Pakistani Baluchestan province’s border guards at Taftan border checkpoint,” the Urdu-language Jang newspaper wrote.

The Pakistani newspaper claimed that the Pakistani nationals had entered Iran in an attempt to find their way to other countries, especially the European states, in a bid to find jobs in those countries.

Early in November, Iranian border guards arrested a key member of the Al-Qaeda terrorist group in the bordering areas of the Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province, senior border officials announced.

The announcement was made by Commander of Sistan and Balouchestan province’s border guards Hassan Asadollahi.

During the interrogations, "the border guards could realize the identity of the arrested person and find out his evil intentions," the commander said, adding that the terrorist intended to "carry out acts of sabotage in Iran”.

Asadollahi added that the captured terrorist has been a member of Al-Qaeda and Taliban groups for 6 years.

He said that the apprehended terrorist who has been captured by the Iranian forces has also confessed that he has been making 5 improvised bombs through two different methods every day for two years.

Asadollahi underlined that the Iranian border guards have further tightened security measures across the country’s borders to block the entrance of the terrorist people and outlaws from outside the country effectively.

His remarks came after 14 Iranian border guards were killed and 6 more were injured during the terrorist attack in Saravan border region in Southeastern Iran.

The terrorists who have reportedly been members of the outlawed Jeish Al-Adl radical Sunni Wahhabi movement affiliated to the terrorist Jundollah group fled into Pakistan after the operation in Iran's Southeastern Sistan and Balouchestan province.

The Jundollah group has built a safe haven in Pakistan and it escaped to this Eastern neighbor of the Islamic Republic each time it staged a terrorist operation in Iran before it was disbanded and its leaders were arrested and executed.

Turbat is not very far from Irani border & yes we are talking about real facts. If Iran can support organizations like Hezbolla, etc...who knows some one in Irani Secret Agency involve in sending terrorists across into Pakistan, the Indian involvement in Chahbahar port actually sums it up very well.

As for trespassers, it's not like Pakistanis are going to Iran but actually to Europe. Further more most of them are Afghans who want to fled Afghanistan. But anyways it is bad & not justified.

Also it is Irani border guards duty to stop or shoot anyone entering illegally. If they cannot do that they should ask Irani govt to build a wall @ Pak-Iran border.

 

[ای ایران]

Turbat is not very far from Irani border & yes we are talking about real facts. If Iran can support organizations like Hezbolla, etc...who knows some one in Irani Secret Agency involve in sending terrorists across into Pakistan, the Indian involvement in Chahbahar port actually sums it up very well.

Turbat is almost 150 km away from the Iranian border.

If Iran can support organizations like Hezbolla, etc...who knows some one in Irani Secret Agency involve in sending terrorists across into Pakistan, the Indian involvement in Chahbahar port actually sums it up very well.

I know that this is terribly hard for you to understand but Iranians just dont care about Indo-Pakistan rivalries and Iran is not going to get involved in your disputes. Iran doesnt have a preference for one country or the other and will treat you both equally as each other. Iran's relations with South Asia are pretty limited and are based almost exclusively on economic interests.

So if India is doing business with Iran, that is none of your concern. We dont care or object to your client-state relationship with the US, a country that has been harming Iran for over 30 years. So you have no business trying to make false allegations about Indians doing business with Iran. Iran isnt like Pakistan, we dont rent out our land to foreign intelligence services or terrorist groups.

As for trespassers, it's not like Pakistanis are going to Iran but actually to Europe. Further more most of them are Afghans who want to fled Afghanistan. But anyways it is bad & not justified.

You have no clue who these people are so why come here and lie to me by saying that they are from Afghanistan as if you knew this? Because i know that you have no clue about who the 'majority' of these trespassers are. Your media says that they are Pakistanis, not Afghans. So who are you to dispute that? Where is your source or evidence that these people are mostly Afghans?

Everybody knows that Pakistanis are one of the biggest illegal immigrant people in the World, especially ones trying to get into Europe. But that is another issue.

Also it is Irani border guards duty to stop or shoot anyone entering illegally. If they cannot do that they should ask Irani govt to build a wall @ Pak-Iran border.

They've already built one. Border fortifications are not enough on their own. There needs to be police action against criminals that trespass across borders. Iran and Pakistan have signed an agreement on this issue, but the Pakistanis havent honored that agreement and consistently fail to take action against anti-Iran criminals that are based on the Pakistani side of the border.

 

[American Pakistani]

Turbat is almost 150 km away from the Iranian border.

If Iran can support Hezbollah & others in Syria miles away from Iran then what makes you think 150km is too much?

I know that this is terribly hard for you to understand but Iranians just dont care about Indo-Pakistan rivalries and Iran is not going to get involved in your disputes. Iran doesnt have a preference for one country or the other and will treat you both equally as each other. Iran's relations with South Asia are pretty limited and are based almost exclusively on economic interests.

So if India is doing business with Iran, that is none of your concern. We dont care or object to your client-state relationship with the US, a country that has been harming Iran for over 30 years. So you have no business trying to make false allegations about Indians doing business with Iran. Iran isnt like Pakistan, we dont rent out our land to foreign intelligence services or terrorist groups.

Pakistan doesn't care you are inviting India or Somalia in your land nor Pakistan has ever beg you to support it against India or end relations with India. As for client state atleast Pakistan is client state of First world US whereas you choose third world India. Also for Pakistan, Iran inviting India next to Pakistan border is like Pakistan inviting Israel next to Iran border. Your former president said that your issues with US are because of Israel. And if you say Pakistan has rent it's land to anyone then first focus on yourself as you have rented your land to India.

You have no clue who these people are so why come here and lie to me by saying that they are from Afghanistan as if you knew this? Because i know that you have no clue about who the 'majority' of these trespassers are. Your media says that they are Pakistanis, not Afghans. So who are you to dispute that? Where is your source or evidence that these people are mostly Afghans?

Are you dumb? I never said these people are Afghans only. In fact many of them are from Afghanistan & countries like Bangladesh, SriLanka, etc. Yes i know many of them are Pakistanis but their destination is not Iran but Europe. Even Irani people illegally goes to Europe.

Oyud, Yousuf and the others have been traveling for months. They have made it across seas, through deserts and over mountain ranges. They have endured hunger, thirst, heat, cold and physical abuse -- all in the hope of a better life.

Immigrants from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Syria and Africa have been crossing over the Evros by the thousands.

'It Was Hell'

But their feelings of relief were short-lived. They had landed in Balochistan, the western province of Pakistan bordering Iran. Here, they camped out under open skies in a guarded and fenced-in camp. At this point, Oyud says, the people smugglers demanded $3,000 to continue the journey. "They beat us and threatened to sell us to the mafia, who would kill us and take out our organs," he says. It took his sister two weeks to come up with the money and send it to Pakistan. "It was hell," Oyud says.

Thousands of Illegal Immigrants Enter Europe Through Greece - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Everybody knows that Pakistanis are one of the biggest illegal immigrant people in the World, especially ones trying to get into Europe. But that is another issue.

Prove it. Don't f@rt off topics prove if you got anything.

They've already built one. Border fortifications are not enough on their own. There needs to be police action against criminals that trespass across borders. Iran and Pakistan have signed an agreement on this issue, but the Pakistanis havent honored that agreement and consistently fail to take action against anti-Iran criminals that are based on the Pakistani side of the border.

Pakistani forces are not in human that they will shoot at someone without verifying if he is really a criminal or just innocent person who is forced to to take this step out of some issue. For instance Pakistan open it's doors for Afghans when Soviet attacked Afghanistan & Pakistan open it's doors when Iran had a power change for Iranis.

BTW Lets stop posting these off topic.