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🚨 One of Iraq’s most prolific and high-profile Shia terrorist has reportedly arrived in Tehran. Abu Azrael, IRGC-linked militia commander and loyalist to Khamenei and the Islamic Republic, is now in Tehran coordinating with the regime against Iranian unrest and preparing for potential U.S. ground deployment. A former fighter against U.S. forces in 2003, he later rose through Iran-backed militias operating in Iraq and Syria. Famous for videos showing him using swords, axes, and fire on captives. He bragged about “spit-roasting” ISIS fighters, burning bodies, slicing charred corpses “like shawarma,” and his motto “Illa tahin” (“I’ll grind you to dust” / “nothing but flour”). Even his own militia (Kataib al-Imam Ali) disavowed him at one point over a video of him burning a dead fighter. He built his reputation on sectarian violence, with documented involvement in executions, abuse of detainees, destruction of civilian areas, and publicly glorifying the desecration of bodies. PMF units tied to him have been accused by human rights groups of looting, forced displacement, and targeting Sunni communities during operations. The man who fought Americans in Iraq is now in Tehran. It would be poetic and amazing if he is killed in Iran by Americans.

🚨 One of Iraq’s most prolific and high-profile Shia terrorist has reportedly arrived in Tehran. Abu Azrael, IRGC-linked militia commander and loyalist to Khamenei and the Islamic Republic, is now in Tehran coordinating with the regime against Iranian unrest and preparing for potential U.S. ground deployment. A former fighter against U.S. forces in 2003, he later rose through Iran-backed militias operating in Iraq and Syria. Famous for videos showing him using swords, axes, and fire on captives. He bragged about “spit-roasting” ISIS fighters, burning bodies, slicing charred corpses “like shawarma,” and his motto “Illa tahin” (“I’ll grind you to dust” / “nothing but flour”). Even his own militia (Kataib al-Imam Ali) disavowed him at one point over a video of him burning a dead fighter. He built his reputation on sectarian violence, with documented involvement in executions, abuse of detainees, destruction of civilian areas, and publicly glorifying the desecration of bodies. PMF units tied to him have been accused by human rights groups of looting, forced displacement, and targeting Sunni communities during operations. The man who fought Americans in Iraq is now in Tehran. It would be poetic and amazing if he is killed in Iran by Americans.

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