'We have been preparing': Why the boots on the ground in Iran could be Kurdish
Summary
The US and Israel are currently attacking targets in Iran from the air. Kurdish opposition groups in Iraq are considering crossing into Iran but require US support and a safer environment before acting. The US has denied any plans to arm the Kurds, while Kurdish leaders remain cautious about advancing without further strategic help from the US.Key Facts
- The US and Israel have been striking targets in Iran from the air for several days.
- Kurdish opposition groups in northern Iraq have plans to move into Iran but have not yet done so.
- These Kurdish groups have coordinated politically and militarily, forming a coalition.
- The groups want a no-fly zone in Iran to protect them and need US help for a safer advance.
- President Donald Trump has not confirmed any plans to arm the Kurdish groups.
- Recently, Iranian missiles attacked Kurdish bases, escalating tensions.
- The Kurds in the region have a history of persecution and conflict with Iranian authorities.
- Kurdish leaders feel cautious but see potential advantage if the US attacks weaken Iranian forces.
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