Iran and its allied militias continue attacks on Iraq's Kurdistan
Kurdish officials say the attacks intensified after the U.S.-led withdrawal, leaving refugee camps, energy sites and regional institutions exposed to more strikes.
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Iran and its allied militias continue attacks on Iraq's Kurdistan
Iran and Iran-backed Shiite militias in Iraq have intensified their surveillance and security activities in the Kurdistan Region, following the withdrawal of U.S. and coalition forces, Kurdish officials say, as a new drone attack targeted a camp housing Iranian Kurdish refugee near Erbil.
Iraq’s Kurdistan Region Rattled by Iranian Drones as Militant Dispute Resumes
Executive Summary: Since the U.S.–Iran conflict began on February 28, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq has been targeted by at least 1,000 drone and missile attacks by Iran and Iranian-backed factions, resulting in at least 32 deaths (Al Jazeera, August 11). In mid-July, Iran stepped up such drone attacks after the U.S.–Iran ceasefire broke down […]
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