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stormed the building and killed the DRFLA leader, Oan Ali Mohammed, along with all but one of the other militants while suffering no fatalities themselves. Iran's government accused Britain of having organized the occupation of the embassy, boosting anger and mistrust. After this incident, the DRFLA
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which resulted in more than a hundred killed on both sides, and Iran declared a state of emergency in Khuzestan on 31 May 1979. In 1980, DRFLA militants
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by Iraqi forces. The group has been defunct since 1980, with its spiritual successor being the currently-active
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secured the release of 91 Arabs incarcerated in various Iranian prisons. They also demanded that all the
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did not take part in any major militant attacks and remained largely inactive until the 1980
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to free the hostages. After negotiations with the Arab militants became bogged down, the
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militant group campaigning for the independence of the largely Arab-populated
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which resulted in an Iraqi victory and capture of the city of
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and took 26 hostages, threatening to execute them unless the
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Organisations designated as terrorist by the United Kingdom
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al-Jabha al-dīmuqrāṭiyya al-thawriyya li-taḥrīr ‘Arabistān
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Oan Ali Mohammed

Secession
Iran
Khuzestan
Iran
Ideology
Arab nationalism
Iran–Iraq War
Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahwaz
Iraq
Iraq
Iran
United Kingdom
Khuzestan uprising
Iranian Embassy siege
Iraqi invasion of Iran
Popular Front of the Liberation of Ahwaz
Arabic
Iranian Arab
Khuzestan province
Iran
1980 Iranian Embassy siege
London
United Kingdom
Arab nationalist
Oan Ali Mohammed
British
SAS

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