Deputy Commander for Operations of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Abbas Nilforoushan emphasized that the deadline for the Iraqi government to disarm terrorist groups in the Kurdistan region ends on September 19, 2023.
ISWNews Analysis Group – The recent movements of Iranian armed forces and the deployment of arms to the western borders of the Islamic Republic show the proximity of a new round of strikes on anti-Iranian terrorist groups based in Iraq’s Kurdistan region.
ISWNews Analysis Group – The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), also known as the Hashad al Shabi of Iraq, plans to form the second brigade in the Sinjar region of the Nineveh Governorate in north of the Arab country, which will be consisted of two thousand resistance fighters.
ISWNews Analysis Group – Three alleged PKK members were killed by Turkish drone attack on the outskirts of Sinjar city in the west of Nineveh province.
After the increase of destructive activities of the terrorist groups based in the Kurdistan region of Iraq against the national security of Iran and the failure of the Iraqi authorities to take the necessary measures to expel the terrorist groups from the area, the IRGC has started a new operation against the terrorist groups in this region.
The positions of the terrorist groups of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (KDPI), Komala, PJAK, etc. in the northeast of Iraq have been under artillery and drone attacks of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for the fourth consecutive day.
Recently, IRGC security forces arrested five members of a terrorist group in the border city of Baneh, the capital of Baneh County, in Kurdistan Province. According to the IRGC, following the confessions of the members of this terrorist team to their subversive goals and intentions against the security of the Iranian nation, this morning positions […]
ISWNews Analysis Group: This morning, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked positions of PJAK terrorists and other terrorist groups in the Iraqi Kurdistan region with artillery and suicide drones.
The history of the Turkish army entering northern Iraq dates back to 1982 and the agreement between the two countries. The agreement allows Turkey to enter a depth of 20 km in northern Iraq.
ISWNews Analysis Group: PKK militants claimed that 147 Turkish troops have been killed since the start of Operation Pence-Simsek in northern Iraqi Kurdistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Clashes between Turkish troops and PKK militants continued in northern Iraq, with both sides claiming that a significant number of opposing forces have been killed.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Iraqi security forces took control of PKK-affiliated militant bases and police stations in Sanuni and Khana Sur areas in northwestern Sinjar.
