An Iranian attack on an Iranian Kurdish dissident group in northern Iraq killed at least nine people, according to an official. The identity of the group and the exact location of the attack were not specified.
A suspected Iranian attack on an Iranian Kurdish dissident group in northern Iraq killed at least nine people, an official said Friday. The report did not identify the specific group or the location of the strike. Iran has previously launched multiple attacks on Kurdish opposition groups in Iraqi Kurdistan, including drone strikes and missile barrages, as The Zioneer has reported. The latest incident adds to a pattern of cross-border operations by Tehran targeting dissident elements. Further details are not yet available.
2 developments
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