MKO claims responsibility for the killing of 18 officers in Kurdistan Province

The Mujahedeen-e Khalq terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the assassination of 18 officers of Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps in Baneh, Kurdistan Province, in 1983.
According to Habilian Association database (Specialized Center of Research on the MKO's Crimes), the MKO terrorist group has made the confession in a news published in No. 163 of the Journal of Mujahid, the group’s main press organ during early years of the 80s.
According to the confession, in July 1983, at least 18 members of IRGC were killed as the result of MKO’s two strings of mining and Invasion operations in Baneh County, Kurdistan Province.
Mining operations, were among the common techniques of terror practiced by MKO during the early years of the 80s throughout Iranian Western provinces.
From the beginning of its establishment in first days of the revolution, Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution has been responsible for establishing security and fighting with subversive and terrorist groups in the western provinces of Iran. Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) was one of those groups that in coalition with local terrorist groups and using mercenary units known as Peshmerga, was attempting to sabotage and terrorist operations during the early years of the 80s.