A close relative of Rawa Majid, the leader of Foxtrot, has denied rumors of his death in Iran, stating that he is alive and well despite circulating reports and images of an alleged attack.
Recent rumors concerning the death of Rawa Majid, also known as the 'Kurdish Fox', have been refuted by a close family member, who confirmed that he is alive and in good condition. Reports suggested that Majid might have been injured or killed in an Israeli airstrike in Kermanshah, Iran. Currently, images circulating online depict a figure resembling Majid with injuries, leading to widespread speculation about his fate.
Despite the chaos surrounding these reports, Swedish authorities are aware of the rumors but have yet to confirm any details regarding Majid's status. The speculation arises amidst claims that Majid has been collaborating with Iranian authorities for protection, adding another layer of complexity to the unfolding situation. This connection raises questions regarding the political implications of Majid's actions in light of his prominent status.
The family member demonstrated caution regarding these unverified reports and emphasized their commitment to accurate information, wishing to maintain anonymity. With the situation still developing, the ability to trace Majid’s whereabouts remains critical not just for his family, but for law enforcement and political observers in both Norway and Sweden, who are monitoring developments closely.
