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Iraq, Iran Sign Deal to Tighten Border Security

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Iraq and Iran signed a border security agreement on Sunday, a move Iraqi officials said aimed primarily at tightening the frontier with Iraq's Kurdish region, where Tehran says armed Kurdish dissidents pose a threat to its security.

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Dawn

Iran, Iraq sign border protection deal

Deal comprises “coordination over the protection of common borders”, and will also see the “strengthening of cooperation in several areas of security”.

2 years ago·Pakistan

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Al Jazeera

Iraq and Iran sign deal to tighten border security

Iraqi officials say move is aimed at tightening frontier with Iraq's Kurdish region.

2 years ago·Qatar

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Arab News

Iran, Iraq security officials sign border protection agreement

BAGHDAD: Iran’s top security official on Sunday signed a deal with Iraqi authorities for “protection” of their common border, the Iraqi prime minister’s office said, months after Tehran struck Kurdish opposition groups in Iraq’s north. Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region hosts camps and rear-bases operated by several Iranian Kurdish factions, which Iran has accused of serving

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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The New Arab

Iraq and Iran sign deal to tighten border security

The joint security agreement, signed in Baghdad, includes coordination in "protecting the common borders between the two countries and consolidating cooperation in several security fields"

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Al Arabiya

Iraq and Iran sign deal to tighten border security

Iraq and Iran signed a border security agreement on Sunday, a move Iraqi officials said aimed primarily at tightening the frontier with Iraq's Kurdish

2 years ago·Saudi Arabia

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WION

Iran, Iraq ink deal for protection of borders, cooperation in areas of security

Iraqi prime minister's office said on Sunday (March 19) that Iran's top security official has signed a deal with Iraqi authorities for "protection" of their common border. The development has taken place months after Tehran conducted strikes on Kurdish opposition group in northern Iraq. Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan region hosts camps and rear-bases operated by several Iranian Kurdish factions, which Iran has accused of serving Western or Israeli

2 years ago·Noida, India

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