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Tensions Rise in Iraqi Kurdistan as Iran Continues Strikes on Kurdish Opposition Groups

Iran’s cross-border drone strikes on Iranian Kurdish opposition groups have continued, heightening security concerns in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region after US forces withdrew.

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Tensions Rise in Iraqi Kurdistan as Iran Continues Strikes on Kurdish Opposition Groups

Iran launched drones at a camp belonging to the Komala of the Toilers of Kurdistan in Sulaymaniyah Governorate on September 7, damaging a building but causing no reported injuries. Iranian Kurdish opposition groups say their camps have repeatedly been targeted since the US-Israeli war with Iran began in February. Tehran views the armed groups as a threat and has pressed Baghdad to disarm and relocate them. The recent US troop withdrawal from Iraq has added to concerns about security in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region.

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