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Kurdistan Government denies involvement in US-Iran war, even as thousands of Kurdish fighters gather at border with Iraq

March 6, 2026 at 05:45 AM
By Mint India
Kurdistan Government denies involvement in US-Iran war, even as thousands of Kurdish fighters gather at border with Iraq
Kurdish forces in Iraq are preparing for a potential operation in Iran with US support, amid a historic coalition of Iranian Kurdish groups seeking self-determination. The Kurdistan Region Government refutes claims of involvement in US military plans against Iran.

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Kurdish forces in Iraq are preparing for a potential operation in Iran with US support, amid a historic coalition of Iranian Kurdish groups seeking se Kurdish forces in Iraq are preparing for a potential operation in Iran with US support, amid a historic coalition of Iranian Kurdish groups seeking se Monitor developments in Kurdistan for further updates.

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Kurdish forces in Iraq are preparing for a potential operation in Iran with US support, amid a histo

Kurdish forces in Iraq are preparing for a potential operation in Iran with US support, amid a historic coalition of Iranian Kurdish groups seeking self-determination. The Kurdistan Region Government refutes claims of involvement in US military plans against Iran.
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