The banned weapon used against the Kurdistan National Army (SMK):
ئەو چەکە قەدەغەکراوەی بەرامبەر بە سپای میللیی کوردستان بەکار هێنرا:
#StopUsingBannedWeaponsInKurdistan
PAK source: at 21:45 pm, Iranian regime targeted a PAK base northwest of Erbil with two drones and one missile, injuring 9 Peshmerga fighters, four of them critical @PAKenglishh
Despite ceasefire, attacks have continued by Iran on Iranian Kurdish opposition parties in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Foreign editor David Pratt reports from northern Iraq 📍
It was mid-morning when Iranian drones smashed into the building, killing one PAK member and wounding three others
Pratt has spoken to several women peshmerga, who have shared their stories 👇
Opinion: The recognition of Kurdish rights and the securing of Kurdish political status matter not only for regional peace, but are of critical importance for global stability.
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Interesting that Sulaimani-based NRT TV appears to be the only media outlet in the Kurdistan Region hosting officials from Iranian Kurdish groups. In this case, it interviewed Shamal Piran, a Germany-based member of PAK’s leadership council.
No other Iraqi Kurdish media outlet, especially the major ones affiliated with the KDP, PUK, or other opposition parties, appears to have hosted any officials from these groups during the war. That likely reflects Iranian sensitivities and the fact that, under the Iran-Iraq security agreement, such groups are effectively barred from any political activities including appearing on these outlets. All the more notable, then, that NRT is still doing so.