1979 Khuzestan uprising
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The <entity_0> was one of the nationwide uprisings in <entity_4>, which erupted in the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution. Inside <entity_4>, the communal relationship between the majority Persians and ethnic minorities seems to have changed when the Islamic Republic was formed in <entity_2>. According to EIR News Service issue from <entity_2>, while "half of <entity_4>" was in rebellion, the situation in Khuzestan province had already calmed down, even though Arab and Bakhtiari tribes were reportedly at odds with Khomeini's regime. The hostage-takers, members of a group campaigning for the autonomy of <entity_4>'s <entity_1>, demanded the release of Arab prisoners from jails in Khūzestān and their own safe passage out of the United Kingdom. Later in 1980, The Khuzestan province has become a central scene of the <entity_4>–Iraq War, which prompted the dimming of internal <entity_3>, despite the Iraqi hopes of inciting a wide-scale rebellion by Arabs of Khuzestan, which eventually turned vague.
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