Iranian Baluch separatist factions have formed a new coalition known as the Popular Fighters Front (JMM), presenting themselves as a unified movement against the Islamic Republic of Iran. The coalition’s manifesto outlines its constituent groups, including PADA Baluch, Harakat-e Nasr, Jaish al Adl, the Mohammad Rasulullah network, and independent fighters, and frames its mission as defending the “dignity, culture, and political identity” of the Baluch people while appealing to broader Iranian opposition forces. JMM has already claimed responsibility for a December 2025 attack in Zahedan that left four of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps personnel dead.

Jaish al-Adl, a Sunni militant group based along Iran’s southeastern border with Pakistan, has claimed responsibility for a bombing that targeted an IRGC bus. The group has repeatedly targeted Iranian security forces.

Hazrat, who is also known as Abu Hazefa, was killed in Kunduz, where a number of jihadist groups are fighting Afghan forces. He served as a Taliban military commander and also was a member of al Qaeda.

At least 55 killed in blast at Shikarpur imambargah (Pakistan)
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Port Authority Officer Kept Sources With Ties to Iran Attacks
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Pakistan border attack shows Islamists′ strength
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a recently formed splinter group of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, and Jundallah both claimed credit for the suicide attack in Wagah that killed more than 50 people.
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The Taliban and al Qaeda-linked group said the attack was executed to avenge the death of Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan’s deputy emir, who was killed in a US drone strike in May.
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Officials: Pakistani Taliban training Frenchmen
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The Pakistani terror group is closely tied to al Qaeda and the Taliban, and has attacked Shia worshipers in Pakistani mosques in the past.
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Iran shadow war intensifies, crosses borders
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Pakistani Extremist Group In Focus After Unprecedented Attack On Afghan Shi’a
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Jundallah propaganda video: Jihadis answer call to arms
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Al-Qaeda hand in Moscow attack?
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SKorea says NKorea building up special forces
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The suicide attack today killed 41 people. Jundallah claimed that the suicide bombers targeted Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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Al-Qaeda makes a point with Lahore attack
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Al Qaeda shifting to Pakistan™s urban areas
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Iran – Reformist opposition blames government for recent terror attacks
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Pakistan roots to Moscow attack?
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Iran agents free envoy nabbed in Pakistan in 2008
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Pakistan helped Iran nab Jundallah chief
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