If a creature has an Immediate Interrupt action with a Trigger: Enemy Movement - can the creature use an ability that forcefully pulls the target - then immediately after pulling the target, invoke the Immediate Interrupt Ability because the enemy, "Moved".
In other words, if a creature forces an enemy to move, does the creature then have the ability to use an Immediate Interrupt action which is triggered by Enemy Movement? Since the movement was forced, and the enemy didn't make the action to move, does this not satisfy the Immediate Interrupt's requirements?