'Shiite Zarqawi' Returns To Baghdad From Iran: Report -- Long War Journal
An Iranian-backed terrorist known as the "Shiite Zarqawi" is reported to have returned to Baghdad to carry out attacks in central and southern Iraq.
Abu Dura, the notorious former Mahdi Army commander whose group was behind the butchering and execution thousands of Sunnis in the capital during the height of the violence in Iraq, is said to lead a unit of the Asaib al Haq, or the League of the Righteous, in Sadr City.
Abu Dura is said to have sheltered in Iran for the past two years, where he has been aided by Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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