A rocket attack struck a training camp of the Iranian-Kurdish opposition northeast of Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan on Tuesday, security sources told Reuters. The sources blamed Iran for the attack and reported no casualties.
A rocket attack struck a training camp of the Iranian-Kurdish opposition northeast of Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan on Tuesday, security sources told Reuters. The sources blamed Iran for the attack and reported no casualties. The camp is used by Iranian-Kurdish opposition groups that have long operated from Iraqi Kurdistan, often drawing Iranian retaliation. The Zioneer has previously reported on Iranian drone and missile strikes on such camps, including incidents in June and July. The recurring targeting underscores the ongoing shadow conflict between Tehran and Kurdish opposition movements.
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