Iran struck the headquarters of a Kurdish group located in Iraq's Kurdistan autonomous region.
According to Iran's state-run IRNA news agency on the 4th (local time), the Iranian government said in a statement that it "struck the headquarters of Kurdish groups opposed to the revolution in Iraq's Kurdistan with three missiles."
The Kurds are an Iranian ethnic mountain people dispersed across Türkiye, Iran, and Iraq, among others, and among them, Iranian Kurdish armed groups are known to be operating thousands of troops in the Kurdistan autonomous region in the Iraq-Iran border area.
Before the attack, Fox News in the United States reported that thousands of Kurdish fighters had crossed from Iraq into Iran and launched an assault operation.
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