The identity of the attacker at the “Shahcharog” mausoleum has been revealed

The individual turned out to be a 23-year-old citizen of Tajikistan.

Photo: Internet

The Iranian agency Tasnim News published a photograph of the passport of Komroni Subkhon, a citizen of Tajikistan born in 1999, and reported that he is the main perpetrator of the armed attack at the “Shahcherogh” mausoleum.

It is reported that Komroni Subkhon, nicknamed “Abu Oisha,” was the executor of the armed attack, while the main organizer and coordinator of the actions was a citizen of Azerbaijan.

According to Iranian law enforcement agencies, Komroni Subkhon arrived in the country on a flight from Baku to Tehran.

The authorities of Tajikistan have not yet commented on the situation.

The published photograph shows that Komroni Subkhon’s foreign passport was issued by the Internal Affairs Department of the city of Hisor. The Department of Internal Affairs of the city of Hisor stated on November 10 to “Radio Ozodi” that they do not have information regarding this matter.

The photograph of the shooter’s passport has caused mixed reactions among social media users in Iran. Some questioned how a professional terrorist was able to enter the country with his passport and carry out a terrorist act. Others asked how Iranian authorities granted him a visa to enter the country if this individual had previously been a member of the ISIS group, and why he was given a visa without an investigation.

Some users believe that since mass protests have been ongoing in Iran for almost two months, and the attention of the entire world community is focused on the events in the country, the security services intentionally organized this armed attack to distract public attention.

Earlier, on October 26 of this year, a terrorist attack was carried out at the “Shahcherogh” mausoleum in Shiraz, resulting in the deaths of 15 people and injuries to 20 others. The ISIS group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.