Drone Attack Targets Iranian Kurdish Base in Northern Iraq
Local officials said the strike damaged buildings and hit the party headquarters and a guard post, with no casualties reported.
- An Iranian drone struck a camp belonging to the Iranian Kurdish opposition group Komala in the Alana Valley of Erbil province on Saturday.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps carried out the attack, alleging that Iranian Kurdish opposition groups endanger its national security and maintain Israeli support.
- Security personnel identified the weapon as an Iranian-designed Hadid-110 kamikaze drone; the strike damaged the headquarters and guard post but caused no casualties.
- Authorities in Iraqi Kurdistan have consistently denied using their territory to threaten neighboring nations, rejecting Tehran's accusations of hosting hostile opposition groups.
- Since the conflict began on February 28, Iran has launched over 1,000 drones and missiles into Iraqi Kurdistan, including strikes on Iraqi Kurdistan Prime Minister Masrour Barzani's private office.
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Iran's leadership classifies many Kurdish groups in neighbouring Iraq as »terrorist groups«. Now a new attack has taken place.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guards once again attacked Kurdish targets in northern Iraq with fighting drones. According to reports, the aim was the headquarters of the Komala party. At first, nothing was known about possible victims.
Iran ' s Mehr News Agency reported that last night the Revolutionary Guards targeted the headquarters of the Komle separatist group in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.
The Iranian armed forces have carried out a drone strike on a base of the Kurdish group "Komala" in Iraqi Kurdistan. The attack took place at night in the Balisan region, the Iranian Mehr news agency reported, quoted by Agence France-Presse. "As part of a drone operation carried out by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the headquarters of the terrorist and separatist group "Komala" located in the Balisan region was attacked last night," Meh…
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