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Iran's regime is bombing camps of Iranian Kurds in Iraq and attacking homes with drones, despite a ceasefire, while Iranian Kurdish fighters have so far refrained from retaliation, not wanting to be part of the US war.
US President Donald Trump said Thursday he would approve of an offensive by Iranian Kurdish fighters into Iran in support of the US-Israeli war against the Islamic republic. The post Trump says he backs a Kurdish offensive inside Iran appeared first on Vanguard News.
Iranian Kurdish fighters based in Iraq find themselves in a precarious position amidst the escalating US-Iran conflict, as they await opportunities to play a role in potential regime change across the border.
Iranian Kurdish opposition groups, with 4,000 to 5,000 fighters based in Iraqi Kurdistan, are prepared to challenge Tehran and have high hopes for the US-Israeli operation in Iran, but are holding back as the war unfolds.