TEHRAN- An audio version of “Seitareh” (Conquest), a book on Komala Party (a terrorist group active in the Kurdistan region), has recently been published. 

Narrated by Milad Fotuhi, the audiobook has been published by Samava, an Iranian institute that produces audiobooks, Mehr reported on Tuesday. 

Written by Kianush Golzar Raghab, the book contains the memoirs of Nader Kiani, a member of Iran's intelligence service, who infiltrated the Komala Party, a terrorist group active in the Kurdistan region, for a period of seven years.

Back in September, the book was unveiled in a ceremony attended by Iran's Intelligence Minister Esmaeil Khatib, the author of the book, the head of the Office of Resistance Literature and Art Morteza Sarhangi, the CEO of Sureh Mehr Publications Ali Akbar Shirvani, and the director of the Art Bureau Mohammad-Mehdi Dadman.

During the ceremony, Golzar Ragheb expressed that writing this book was a personal responsibility for him, aiming to bring attention to the issue and provide valuable insights.

"I was held captive by Komala in a village for a week. My brother, along with many others, was martyred by these very groups, and their bodies are still missing," he recounted.

"Conquest" recounts the seven-year infiltration of Nader Kiani from the Iranian revolutionary forces to the camps of the Democratic Party of Kurdistan and the Komala Terrorist Group in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. 

He rises through the ranks of the organization and becomes a key figure in its leadership. With access to sensitive information within the group, he is eventually imprisoned in the Kurdistan region and, after enduring great suffering, returns to the country, dedicating the fruits of his years of effort and struggle to serving the Islamic Republic of Iran. 

The book was published by Sureh Mehr Publications in April, coinciding with Tehran Book Fair.

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