Exiled Kurdish opposition factions in Iraq face security raids, extradition demands, and border strikes as Tehran expands post-war pressure.
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Arab defections and US abandonment fuel Kurdish nationalism, resurrecting “greater Kurdistan” solidarity as SDF retreats to core areas.
A new peace process between Turkey and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has prompted PKK fighters to ceremonially disarm in Iraqi Kurdistan, a development that could bring long-term stability to border regions long torn by conflict.