- in Afghanistan, ****stan,
Saudi Arabia, and Africa. The
words Khomeinist and
Khomeinists,
derived from Khomeinism, can also be used to
describe members...
- The Sadrist–
Khomeinist conflict refer to the
rivalry between the
Sadrist Movement and Iran-backed Shia
militias in Iraq.
During their opposition to Saddam...
- Iran has also
intervened and
expanded its
influence through sectarian Khomeinist militias. In 2014, ****
insurgents belonging to the
Islamic State group...
-
civil war,
ending Western presence in Lebanon, and
establishing a
Shiite Khomeinist Islamic state. In the late 1980s, as
Amine Gemayel's
second term as president...
-
centered around a mosque.
Although in the
early days of the
revolution Khomeinists—those in the
Islamic Republican Party—denied
connection to Hezbollah...
-
Iranian intervention in the
Syrian civil war,
which witnessed numerous Khomeinist militant groups sponsored by Iran
fight in the side of the ****ad government...
-
retrieved 11 June 2017 Amir
Taheri (2010). The
Persian Night - Iran
Under the
Khomeinist Revolution (reprint ed.).
Encounter Books. p. 235. ISBN 9781594034794...
-
known as the Badr
Brigades or Badr Corps, is an
Iraqi Shia
Islamist and
Khomeinist political party and
paramilitary organization headed by Hadi al-Amiri...
- Iran-backed
militants fight on
behalf of
Bashar al-****ad and
condemned Khomeinist militants for "killing and displacing" Syrians. From
September to November...
- ****,
downplaying traditional Shia
sectarian issues, but also
exported Khomeinist revolutionary doctrines and
sought Iranian dominance in the
Muslim world...
